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Well, you may have though that Comet ISON turned out to be an interstellar non-event, but that may not prove to be the case. The fact of the matter is that NASA has failed to correctly estimate the size of Comet ISON and its distance from the earth. What is more important, they have tried to pass off the passage of ISON as relatively unimportant because it appeared as if Comet ISON was going to break up and disappear. However, as this video shows, the comet seems to be regaining its tail and coma as it passes through the sun’s coronal mass ejections or CMEs. What does this mean, what it means is that the dirty snowball theory for comets does not really hold up because the comet appears to be more of an electrically charged body than simply a cold one passing through space. If so, it may continue to regain steam, grow in size and fling some of its debris at planet earth as it makes its pass back out of the solar system. This may be the reason, in fact, that the Department of Homeland Security and FEMA had been working overtime to ensure that all of the necessary precautions were in place by October 1, 2013. It’s not that they expected an event to occur on that date, but rather that they wanted to be ready for a worst-case scenario in the event that the comet actually posed some type of imminent danger to the planet shortly thereafter. What was strange about the whole preparedness plan was the emphasis on FEMA Region 3 specifically, as if they knew/know something we don’t know. Personally, I’d be ready just in case! Are you ready? Click Here!