Re: Solar weather/sungrazing comet
  By: Roger Nelson to Damon A. Getsman on Tue Feb 24 2015 22:44:50

 RN> I would have posted that one on arrival. but my email client chose to put
 RN> it in the Spam folder and I just noticed it yesterday.  Also, it seems to
 RN> me we had a similar thing happen a few years ago when a comet was in our
 RN> Soolar System and was expected to burn up as it got close to the Sun, but
 RN> it didn't, so maybe this current one came from outside like the article
 RN> hinted.

  Aye, I think I remember the one that you're talking about; it got a lot of
publicity, right?
  I only within the last year have started really staying on top of what's
going on with the solar developments and weather.  It's really interesting, at
least for me, watching the interactions between the different solar system (or
solar system traversing) bodies and the crazy ball of energy in the sky.
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