posted 02-25-2003 10:56 AM               

You can also read about it on the front page of Rense.com. SOMETHING is going on.

posted 02-25-2003 12:25 PM               

It appears the biggest question is why is the Media holding out on this? It's been said to be the brightest comet and biggest comet that's passed by in years, yet, nobody knows anything. It's not what we know, it's what we don't know that's the issue here.

posted 03-01-2003 05:07 AM            

>Several interesting announcements were made during the second half of January. Pepe Manteca (Spain) obtained CCD images on the 17th which revealed an apparent tail disconnection event.<

>how is the tail supposed to strike the earth?<

'Science at NASA' provides the answer: http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/28feb_tucanids.htm

>Earth is approaching a cometary debris stream that might trigger an unusual Antarctic meteor shower this weekend.
Most meteor showers, like the Leonids, are caused by short-period comets<

>The SOHO photos with the eye...and the SOHO photo with the ghostly comma at the base. Now that was cool. If they haven't been altered by someone with photoshop, science is going to finally have to admit to other realities.<

>COMET BOARD ZAPPED AFTER
NASA CAUGHT FAKING IMAGES< http://homepage.eircom.net/~gulufuture/future/neat_flyby1.htm

>participants discovered that NASA had been faking webimages of the comet's passage past the sun on the morning of the 18th February. <
Maybe they just caught NASA building that composite of theirs, but why so many servers hacked?

I'm not a "'tinfoilhat' coincidence theorist"; but all those servers had just featured the same NEAT story about NASA faking images.

Hmmm...
good thing NASA is above politics!