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Why don’t comets melt in the Sun?

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Sungrazer comets that survive perihelion extremely close to the Sun is a longstanding puzzle for comet science. In reality, observations going back centuries reveals that a comet’s activity has little or nothing to do with solar warming.

Comets sometimes flare or even explode at impossibly vast distances from the Sun. 

What does the electric comet theory tell us about these enduring comet mysteries? 

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Video courtesy of The Thunderbolts Project

Featured image: ESA/NASA SOHO LASCO C3

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One Comment

  1. I am so amazed about the new discoveries on the universe and how much complicated
    it has been, thank you very much for the very valuable insights that will continue to surprised us humans and the unknowns we will eventually found.
    Murphy

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