Although the chances are small, Spaceweather.com tells us that Comet Lovejoy is a kamikaze comet and will take a plunge into the sun either today or tomorrow.
It may even be visible to the naked eye in the daylight for a few hours, much like Comet McNaught (above photo) was in 2007.
Look up!
The result of love-joy often is a baby. The sun being the egg and the cometh - if he cometh ;) - being the sperm fertilizing the egg.
ReplyDeleteThat's above ... the message of it's duplicate - so below - should arrive soon.
Namaste,
That seems so obvious I am embarrassed that it never occurred to me! Good job!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, this blog contends that Lovejoy has a companion; if indeed this is a Kate pregnancy echo, it could also be a twins echo...
ReplyDeleteAnd in Chile yesterday, a pair of conjoined twins (both named Marie, by the way) were separated.
ReplyDeleteMarie = "Mary" - 2 Marys = MM