Re: [Utah-astronomy] ISON may already be dead (Chuck Hards)
Sad, but not surprising. Will keep fingers crossed for a decent comet view after sweeping around the sun. Its a comet... you never know what you are going to get! Bruce >Interesting read on S&T website:
http://www.skyandtelescope.com/news/home/Comet-ISON-Becomes-a-Nail-Biter-233...
Hopefully some creamy filling is still lurking inside the rock. Social Media is calling Hale Bop the last great comet with no mention of Hyatuake.
Sad, but not surprising. Will keep fingers crossed for a decent comet view after sweeping around the sun. Its a comet... you never know what you are going to get! Bruce >Interesting read on S&T website:
http://www.skyandtelescope.com/news/home/Comet-ISON-Becomes-a-Nail-Biter-233...
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No mention of McNaught? That was pretty spectacular, for the southern hemisphere, at least. Much bigger than Hale-Bopp. On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 9:50 AM, Erik Hansen <erikhansen@thebluezone.net>wrote:
Hopefully some creamy filling is still lurking inside the rock.
Social Media is calling Hale Bop the last great comet with no mention of Hyatuake.
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Bruce Hugo -
Chuck Hards -
Erik Hansen