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A buddy of mine is in Puerto Vallarta or something and the other night he posted some video he said was of a comet. It certainly looked like a comet, it had the coma tail but it moved across the sky in seconds. I was under the impression comets didn't transit thus quickly, and tended to hang around in the sky for hours or days or even weeks at a time, but when I pointed this out someone smugly shared some tracking website that seemed to indicate the opposite. Is this possible? Are there comets with such short transits that you could miss them if you weren't looking at exactly the right part of the sky at exactly the right time? Or am I right that what he saw was likely some UAP?
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Vampire Panties posted:Comets don't directly, but the Perseid meteor showers every year is from tiny bits of the Swift-Tuttle comet I believe this, but it did look different from any meteor I've ever seen. Like I said it did have the coma tail and didn't seem to streak like ones I've seen. I wonder if i tell at this guy 'it's a meteor, not a comet' he'll fire back with some 'same thing  '
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Cactus Ghost posted:wonder what the moons favorite brand of video head cleaner is is this a poppers joke
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