Earth Sized Comet Hits Jupiter

What about the rogue black holes? I'm sure the one in Goofball's
head will present quite a hazard once it leaves containment.

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Correct Guth, the " Black Comet " at the center of the
galaxy is shrouded in black Ice once it begins it's slower desend into
galaxy formation. The Planet Earth was once a " Black Comet " itself
and which accounts for the large H2o water make-up of the Planet
Earth. The remains of the Oort cloud is part of the ice core as it
blew apart from Earth's gravitational slowing drag effect.

good observations,
the nightbat

On Sep 13, 12:01*pm, "Nightcrawler" wrote:
What about the rogue black holes? *I'm sure the one in Goofball's
head will present quite a hazard once it leaves containment.

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* * * * * Correct Guth, the " Black Comet " at the center of the
galaxy is shrouded in black Ice once it begins it's slower desend into
galaxy formation. The Planet Earth was once a " Black Comet " itself
and which accounts for the large H2o water make-up of the Planet
Earth. The remains of the Oort cloud is part of the ice core as it
blew apart from Earth's gravitational slowing drag effect.

* * * * * *good observations,
* * * * * *the nightbat

LHC is going to take care of creating local black holes, and perhaps a
fusion nova for good measure. Meanwhile our crack NASA and the very
best of our public funded research/astronomy can't seem to spot and
track something dark and rogue the size of Sedna.
~ BG

Nah ... it may look like a Black Hole, but it is only one of his
stash of useless Brain Farts ...


"Nightcrawler" wrote in message
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What about the rogue black holes? I'm sure the one in Goofball's
head will present quite a hazard once it leaves containment.

wrote in message
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Correct Guth, the " Black Comet " at the center of the
galaxy is shrouded in black Ice once it begins it's slower desend into
galaxy formation. The Planet Earth was once a " Black Comet " itself
and which accounts for the large H2o water make-up of the Planet
Earth. The remains of the Oort cloud is part of the ice core as it
blew apart from Earth's gravitational slowing drag effect.

good observations,
the nightbat