Comet Elenin – Will It Crumble or Explode?

Your Own World Radio with Marshall Masters

Panel: John DiNardo, Richard Shaw and Ed Douglas

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On the 3rd of August, the Minor Planet Center posted the latest observation data for Comet Elenin plus this one rather curious footnote.  “The recent observations of C/2010 X1 (Elenin) are discordant, presumably due to the lack of any obvious condensation. It is probable that this comet is disintegrating.”

The operative word here is “probable” which is not to be confused with “has.” Nonetheless, previous announcements that Comet Elenin would disintegrate were spun by the media to appear as though it actually had.  Consequently, this misleading spin was very effective in deflating public interest.

The serious conversation now taking place, is about whether Elenin will disintegrate.  Recent elongation and dimming are physical signs of that possibility.  Therefore the real question, which Leonid Elenin constantly addresses these days, is whether or not it will explode.

Lacking clear imagery of the nucleus, Leonid Elenin predicts that Comet Elenin will crumble and not explode - presumably, to quell public concerns.  However, prophecy predicts that our worst nightmare could be realized with an explosive disintegration or violent outburst.  

In this interview, the panel will address these issues in terms of the science available and the significant amount of prophecy now converging on this comet.  Then compare all that with current Earth changes.