[meteorite-list] Possible comet detonation. Request for data and analysis assistance.

From: Kevin Forbes <vk3ukf_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Sun Mar 5 16:37:06 2006
Message-ID: <BAY113-F31373AA9AE942911A76A2F99E80_at_phx.gbl>

Hello folks, the proposal request form failed so here it is via standard
email.

I have also made a windows media movie of the anomaly in three wavelengths,
as well as a LASCO C3 clip that shows the largest of the cometary fragments
on its death dive. I believe there may be as many as 4 fragments, but I need
to see higher resolution LASCO C3 data.

See my webpage at QSL.net to download the movie.


http://www.qsl.net/vk3ukf/index.html


TOPIC: Comets
Proposal title: Cometary detonation in the corona

Hello folks, I am seeking EIT data for 171, 195, 284 and 304 Angstroms,
between the dates of July 1 2005 and July 31

2005, as well as high resolution LASCO c3 data for the same period. I
believe I have come across images of what may

be a comet or minor planetary body, detonating in the Sun's corona, near the
limb. I have seen two comets on the same

trajectory, and possibly another two fragment. The detonation appears before
the main comets appear. I want to check data

previous to their appearance for smaller fragments on the same trajectory. I
would also like very much to liase with

a team member for the analysis of the data. The possible detonantion appears
at the 3 O'Clock position on the Mpegs I

downloaded from the SOHO site last year. I have taken a while to get around
to following it up as I was sure all the

other folks pouring over the data would spot it. It seems they have not,
although the comets seem to be listed.
The anomaly is visible in EIT 171, 284, 304 for dates 18 and 19 July 2005.
It does not appear on images for those

dates on EIT 195 data, I am unaware for a reason for this. I have not yet
looked at spacecraft or instrument design.
Also, what is the image format of the data that I downloaded from the
archive server?
Filename example, efz20050718.184810
I have scientific image format viewers, but they failed.
I look forward to hearing from you.
All the best to you and the team.
Yours faithfully, Kevin Forbes, VK3UKF.

I am not associated with an institute of any kind.

Kevin W. Forbes,
15 Rudolph Street,
Hoppers Crossing,
Victoria, 3029,
Australia.
email: vk3ukf_at_hotmail.com
Ph. 03 97491288



P.S. I hope this is an unusual anomaly and not a speck on the lens.
Received on Sun 05 Mar 2006 04:36:58 PM PST