Elenin Comet: 2 Astronomers killed ... The end of the world?

Elenin Comet: 2 Astronomers killed ... The end of the world?


The team has therefore Wikistrike and thought long and hard before publishing the information of the utmost importance. This information might affect media and human irreversible. According to our sources, we found suspicious recent death of two astronomers, who were among the largest in the world. What you will read is exclusive and these killings are as irrefutable proof of what awaits us all.

Brian Geoffrey Marsden was born August 5, 1937, died November 18, 2010. He was an American-British astronomer: he was since 1978 the director of the Minor Planet Center of the SAO in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Minor Planet Center, under the auspices of the International Astronomical Union, it is the official body responsible for collecting observational data for small planets (asteroids) and comets, the calculation of their orbits and the publication of this information via the Minor Planet Circulars ...

Allan Rex Sandage was born June 18, 1926 in Iowa City, Iowa (USA), and died in San Gabriel (California) November 13, 2010: he was one of the greatest contemporary American astronomers. Born into a Jewish family, he converted to the end of his life to Christianity. Sandage working at the Palomar Observatory. The observatory is owned and operated by the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). One of the important programs at Mount Palomar was awarded the research program of near-Earth comets and asteroids called Near Earth Asteroid Tracking (NEAT). Near-Earth asteroids are asteroids moving close to or towards the Earth. To name one often uses the abbreviation ECA, English-Crossing Asteroids Earth, asteroids whose orbit crosses that of Earth. Some of these objects are likely to hit Earth, they are being searched and special monitoring ...

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