Two Comets Slam into Sun
NightWulf notes: "CNN has an article about two comets that slammed into the Sun this week, causing it to 'burp.' They have some cool images of collision as well as a quicktime video. Could this have been the cause of the large solar flares that have been occurring this week?" Update: 11/10 03:07 GMT by H : Hah. Cliff's feeling retro I guess, and posted this story from 1998.
No.
"June 4, 1998 Web posted at: 3:50 p.m. EDT (1950 GMT)"
Not exactly breaking news here. I'm pretty sure that since this article is 5 years old, the comets didn't cause the solar flares.
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In other news the movement of a butterfly's wings in the last century has been shown to have caused last month's hurricane.
That CNN looks awful. Wait, a second, phone call. It's 1998 calling, they said they want their ugly web site back.
Are you sure it was this week? Positive? Could it have maybe been a couple of weeks ago? Oh, wait, make that 7 friggin' years ago! *sigh* Hey, Slashdot, it's been a rough week for ya, hasn't it?
Science called.... I...I don't know what it was trying to say... but I think it was crying.
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Anyone know if /. posted this one 5 year ago?
I hope it wasn't in the story queue for 5 years.
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Now, actual comets flying into the sun, AFTER the episode is aired
...5 years before?
You mean before?
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Everyone know that light from CNN takes over 5 1/2 years to reach slashdot. So while you are only seeing the story appear now, the event actually occurred in 1998...
Too bad this isn't any more current than the story. Have they found the WMDs yet?
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