headlined "'Devil Comet' bigger than Mount Everest racing towards Earth, set to explode soon"
John Savard
Well, it looks like it "explodes" every 15 days, as a particularly
volatile region rotates back into sunlight. Makes it an interesting
object to image. And "devil"? Well, it does seem to grow "horns"
during those eruptions!
Pretty bad article. The comet is most certainly not "classified as a cryovolcano", nor is there any "ignition of gas".
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From StarDust@csoka01@gmail.com to sci.astro.amateur on Sun Dec 31 01:39:09 2023
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On Saturday, December 30, 2023 at 1:47:34rC>PM UTC-8, Quadibloc wrote:
Which will be noted at the very end of this article
headlined "'Devil Comet' bigger than Mount Everest racing towards Earth, set to explode soon"
John Savard
The desperation of the print media (paper and online) fighting for eyes against a billion other sources of information. Sensationalism and poor writing have become a staple. Standards in the toilet because of it. Even national and local newscasters use poor grammar and no one seems to notice it. All trying to make a "folksy" connection to an increasingly science-illiterate audience.
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