honestly i'm kinda disappointed in nasa's website it took like 3 days for them to post these pics, now its just flooded with fake theories from random people. anyway im more fascinated by the comet itself, dont know how they managed to get so close, is this gonna be a game changer or something? also can we please have a live stream of the event, i wanna see it in real time not just some delayed upload later
This comet thingy is like, what's next? Are we gonna start thinking aliens are sneaking around us? Just kidding, but seriously, it got me thinking, who decides when a comet becomes "friendly"? Shouldn't NASA be transparent about its intentions, or are they just trying to cover their own tracks? It seems like they're playing the science card, saying it's all about exploring the past, but I wonder if there's more to it. What if this is actually an opportunity for the government to show off its space capabilities? Maybe we can use this as a platform to promote domestic tech innovation instead of relying on foreign aid...
omg these pics of the comet are mind blown !!! i cant even begin to imagine what kind of secrets it could hold about our universe & the formation of earth & sun NASA you guys are the best! can't wait to see more updates on this & catch a glimpse of it streaking across the sky with my binoculars
man i'm both hyped and worried at the same time lol this comets arrival is like whoa but can we really know what's going on with it? all these theories floating around online are crazy some people think its a probe from another planet or even an alien ship haha no thanks anyway its cool that nasa is keeping us informed and we get to see more pics of this thing. mid december cant come soon enough btw
omg can you believe this?! nasa just dropped some crazy pics of a comet from another star system i mean, think about it... our own solar system is just one tiny part of the vast universe out there. it's wild to even imagine what kinda secrets this comet might hold about the beginning of our whole cosmos
i love how scientists are getting all excited about this too they're like "whoa, this thing could tell us everything about earth and sun"... talk about a cool discovery! and yeah, it's pretty funny that people were speculating it was an alien ship for a sec but nasa set the record straight. no extraterrestrial visitors just yet
honestly i'm kinda disappointed in nasa's website it took like 3 days for them to post these pics, now its just flooded with fake theories from random people. 
anyway im more fascinated by the comet itself, dont know how they managed to get so close, is this gonna be a game changer or something? 
also can we please have a live stream of the event, i wanna see it in real time not just some delayed upload later 
It seems like they're playing the science card, saying it's all about exploring the past, but I wonder if there's more to it. What if this is actually an opportunity for the government to show off its space capabilities? Maybe we can use this as a platform to promote domestic tech innovation instead of relying on foreign aid... 
NASA you guys are the best! 
can't wait to see more updates on this & catch a glimpse of it streaking across the sky with my binoculars 
anyway its cool that nasa is keeping us informed and we get to see more pics of this thing. mid december cant come soon enough btw
they're like "whoa, this thing could tell us everything about earth and sun"... talk about a cool discovery! 