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DeathDestroyerWorlds on 19.10.2025 5:47 p.m. I’ve seen Day of the Triffids, no way am I going to be staring at any once in a lifetime comets.
OmegaPoint6 on 19.10.2025 5:49 p.m. Not according to the weather forecast I won’t. Unless its substantially closer than predicted
Geoffrey_the_cat on 19.10.2025 6:38 p.m. Literally always when there’s something happening in space that I could see from my garden it’s overcast and raining. Every. Single. Time…
blackleydynamo on 19.10.2025 7:33 p.m. Looking at the weather for west Yorkshire, it could land on the M62 with Elvis riding on it like Slim Pickens and nobody would see it.
Cannot_choose_Wisely on 19.10.2025 7:37 p.m. Fourteen pints of Bass and you can see two moons, so what? I used to have to put tape over one side of my glasses driving home, otherwise it was never obvious which A34 I was driving on 🙁
williamthebloody1880 on 19.10.2025 9:42 p.m. This article comes with the best description of a comet ever: >Comets are ancient, dirty snowballs that come from the fringes of our solar system
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I’ve seen Day of the Triffids, no way am I going to be staring at any once in a lifetime comets.
Not according to the weather forecast I won’t. Unless its substantially closer than predicted
got a non-shit non-paywalled version for us lowly peons?
Literally always when there’s something happening in space that I could see from my garden it’s overcast and raining. Every. Single. Time…
Double comet all the way ‚cross the sky,
yeah, yeah,
so intense!
Looking at the weather for west Yorkshire, it could land on the M62 with Elvis riding on it like Slim Pickens and nobody would see it.
Fourteen pints of Bass and you can see two moons, so what?
I used to have to put tape over one side of my glasses driving home, otherwise it was never obvious which A34 I was driving on 🙁
This article comes with the best description of a comet ever:
>Comets are ancient, dirty snowballs that come from the fringes of our solar system