DA>RN> Also, it seems to me we had a similar thing happen a few years ago
DA>RN> when a comet was in our Solar System and was expected to burn up as
DA>RN> it got close to the Sun, but it didn't, so maybe this current one
DA>RN> came from outside like the article hinted.
 
DA> Aye, I think I remember the one that you're talking about; it got a lot
DA> of publicity, right?
 
That it did because the scientific world was caught by surprise.  They
didn't think any icy body could pass that close to the Sun and still come
away intact.  This one did the same, so stay tuned.
 
DA> I only within the last year have started really staying on top of
DA> what's going on with the solar developments and weather.  It's really
DA> interesting, at least for me, watching the interactions between the
DA> different solar system (or solar system traversing) bodies and the
DA> crazy ball of energy in the sky.
 
One article that appeared all over the Internet yesterday was about a Back
Hole somewhere a billion times the size of our Sun.  I'm waiting on
confirmation on that before I post it here.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

--- D'Bridge 3.99