is comet ison debre hitting the space station?

seems they are building their own suits for a walk up there. odd huh?

Officials searched for the unidentified object in the area of SR-52 and Mission Gorge Road, but found nothing and said it was likely a meteor. A number of locals called authorities with reports of an object flying through the sky and falling in Santee early morning Tuesday, according to a report by NBC 7. Officials searched for the unidentified object in the area of SR-52 and Mission Gorge Road, but found nothing and said it was likely a meteor. Several reports came into the San Diego County Sheriff's Department around 5 a.m. Tuesday and deputies searched with the help of Heartland firefighters in the area where witnesses said the object fell. NBC 7 reports that no aircraft were unaccounted for by Gillespie Field and said that two meteor showers were potentially visible from Santee at the time.

http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/site/index.php?pageid=event_desc&edis_id=CO-20131218-41974-USA

event from space....

Sal wrote:Have you seen the movie, Gravity?


If not, go see it before it's too late. 

lol

btw... you do know that broken up comets make meteors right?

I saw a meteor recently, reminded me of this shower coming our way.

I like to follow this, it interest me.

Sal wrote:lol


There were at least a dozen trails in the twilight sky tonight. 


My kid said, "look at all those planes, Dad.".


I said, "how do you know they're not meteors?".


I thought about you and ISON when I said that. 

ah my obsession with astronomy is living in your head lol   

were you around when I snapped this pic off Nasa's SOHO?

it is the most amazing photo ever.  take a look and tell me what you see in it if you don't mind.



on edit. as a FYI the big bright star thing to the right of th sun is Venus.

Sal wrote:You're gonna have to help me out here, Chrissy. 


I'm not seeing what you think I should be seeing. 

do you see the round object with a tail above/behind the sun? its small in the pic maybe look like 2mm.

Wouldn't that be going the wrong way?

lol

Sal wrote:Wouldn't that be going the wrong way?

lol

Why yes it is...........   now isn't that interesting... I think so,thats why I saved it.


The ison tail shower is gonna be a nice shower. millions of miles long. you know Nasa is still tracking it as a comet. odd

back to the space station

they have to go outside to fix the cooling system? they say.

very odd outside of the space station. might want to scroll ahead around 2 minutes to start