Jrrarglblarg
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This thread gives me depression!
Don't be a protuberance about it. I find it electrifying. Letting the sun shine on this subject is truly sublime.
This thread gives me depression!
This thread gives me depression!
To me it looks a lot like it was nibbled by a giant Space Goat.
Tell us, what exact experiments has the EC / EU group done to actually show that electrical discharges would etch rock at all? And what Amperage/Voltage/Time is needed to achieve this? Because everything known by mainstream science about electricity, backed up by a LOT of experimental evidence, would suggest this would not happen.
Looks a little like you'd expect EDM too look like! Etching away at the rock in circular scalloped depressions![]()
Looks a little like you'd expect EDM too look like! Etching away at the rock in circular scalloped depressions![]()
Looks more like what a person ignorant or deluded enough to think that comets are rocks and about EDM would fantasize surfaces from Electrical Discharge Machining to look like.Looks a little like you'd expect EDM too look like! ...
Looks very little like I'd expect EDM to look. I'd expect to EDMs to appear as points rather than areas. And I'd expect those brilliant arcs to illuminate the nearby territory in a way that is conspicuously absent in the picture.
Seems the "jets" also like this area!
What "jets" in what area, Sol88?Seems the "jets" also like this area!
I bet you would do much better reading tea leaves.
Sublimation Process - A Chemistry Phenomenon:
I bet you would do much better reading tea leaves.
You mean all over the comet including the neck as strictly forbidden by the electric comet delusion, Sol88?
Imhotep from afar – CometWatch 16 FebruaryToday’s CometWatch entry is a single frame NAVCAM image obtained on 20 February from a distance of 118.5 km from the centre of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The image has a resolution of 10.1 m/pixel and measures 10.3 km across.
!Active pit detected in Seth region of Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko. This is an OSIRIS narrow-angle camera image acquired on 28 August 2014 from a distance of 60 km. The image resolution is 1 m/pixel. Enhancing the contrast (right) reveals fine structures in the shadow of the pit, interpreted as jet-like features rising from the pit
No, tried that!
All I could see was sublimating deep fried ice cream!
All the monies now on sublimating SUB surface ice!
Just need to find the subsurface ice (or any for that matter) and the matter is settled , so why is it so hard to find?
From the pit??? or from the overexposed pit rim??Here are "jet-like features" visibly coming from a pit, Sol88!
Just need to find the subsurface ice (or any for that matter) and the matter is settled , so why is it so hard to find?
... my minds eye keeps seeing "bright" patches of higher albedo surface in very close association with levitating dust and jets!