What's that Blue thing Flying around our Solar System?....hmm....something Blue from the Creator's arsenal....does it serve a specific purpose? Or is it from a collision in the past? Is it left over from the bombardment of the earth to open the great deeps during the flood?...Or is it something else?...hmmm... the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up,... Genesis 7:11
"A weird, blue rock known as 3200 Phaethon, or more commonly Phaethon, got pretty close to Earth last year.
That gave scientists a unique opportunity to study it up close — and they found that this blue asteroid (that acts like a comet) is even stranger than they expected. “It’s a weird blue asteroid that created the Geminids and gets so hot that metals on the surface turn to goo,” Theodore Kareta said.
There are a number of mysterious that still remain about this strange asteroid. While the object’s blue color is a sign that it has traveled close to the sun (which is clearly true, given its strange orbit), scientists are still working to fully explain its blue hue. The verdict is also out on whether the strangely-colored object is even an asteroid.
The surface of the object, while it appears blue, is also extremely hot. “(Phaethon) can reach 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit,” Kareta said."
Astronomy
"A weird, blue rock known as 3200 Phaethon, or more commonly Phaethon, got pretty close to Earth last year.
That gave scientists a unique opportunity to study it up close — and they found that this blue asteroid (that acts like a comet) is even stranger than they expected. “It’s a weird blue asteroid that created the Geminids and gets so hot that metals on the surface turn to goo,” Theodore Kareta said.
There are a number of mysterious that still remain about this strange asteroid. While the object’s blue color is a sign that it has traveled close to the sun (which is clearly true, given its strange orbit), scientists are still working to fully explain its blue hue. The verdict is also out on whether the strangely-colored object is even an asteroid.
The surface of the object, while it appears blue, is also extremely hot. “(Phaethon) can reach 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit,” Kareta said."
Astronomy
