Will comet Ison live or die today?

[Wild and Free]

Keep tabs of Comet Ison at this site with status updates every ten minutes. http://www.cometison2013.co.uk/perihelion-and-distance/ interactive site. http://wattsupwiththat.com/2013/11/27/watch-live-updates-on-comet-ison/

[Mopar1973Man]

Here you go another link that works too. http://www.solarsystemscope.com/ison/

[dripley]

Checked it out and it did not make it. I remember watching comet Hale/Bopp(think I got that right)many years ago. It was interesting to watch.

[MnTom]

Checked it out and it did not make it. I remember watching comet Hale/Bopp(think I got that right)many years ago. It was interesting to watch.

Yep.

Despite there being great hope for Comet ISON, it appears it disappeared behind the Sun today never to emerge again. Comet ISON has been destroyed by the intense heat and activity of our star, the Sun.

I bet there is still a lot of great info to be gained even though it is no more.

[Wild and Free]

That's too bad it was supposed to be a great site over the next month as it passed by earth.

[anoldbiker]

This is one that should have shot a satellite to land and send back info from.

[Wild and Free]

Seems they are reconsidering if it is truly dead, read a couple news stories this morning already and they think it is still in tact. http://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/comet-ison-may-have-survived/ http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/29/us/ison-comet/

[MnTom]

Yea, I saw the video on the evening news. It would be cool to see it live!That video shows one hell of a large coronal mass ejection right at the beginning!

[Wild and Free]

ITS ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.infowars.com/zombie-comet-ison-survives/

http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=-i5RQZJcDak

[MnTom]

Speculation is that it may break up in a few days too. Maybe it will be enough to see with the naked eye around Christmas time!

[Mopar1973Man]

Even my link shows that it was destroyed. I kind of doubt it yet...

[MnTom]

NASA says it survived. It is small, but it is still there: http://www.nasa.gov/ison/