Symbols of an Alien Sky, Episode 3: The Electric Comet

We can now test two views of comets against decades of discovery to pose the long unasked question...Is a radically new interpretation of comets required?

In Episode 3 of the Symbols of an Alien Sky series, David Talbott investigates and explains how comets and their phenomena may be of electric origin. For thousands of years these visitors have mystified, enchanted and terrified humanity. Even today, despite much attention from astronomers, the popular science of comets is filled with enigmas and unresolved mysteries. We have long thought of these bodies as mere chunks of dirty ice warming in the Sun. But since the beginning of the space age it seems that the key comet discoveries have all come as huge surprises.

"Every time we look, we find our textbooks were wrong.”
- Ed Weiler, NASA Science Mission

“It’s a mystery to me how comets work at all.”
- Donald Brownlee, Principal Investigator, The Stardust Mission

What do these continuing surprises mean for the future of comet science? It means that the core theoretical assumptions must be reconsidered.

The new facts about comets underscore the long ignored electrical behavior of the Sun and here the biggest surprise changes the picture of comets altogether. It is not rising surface temperatures and evaporated ices that provoked the dramatic discharging of comets. It is charged particles erupting from the Sun to exchange charge with both, the coma and nucleus of a comet. And there's much more to this picture because direct evidence will rewrite planetary history, as well. It seems that comets are born from the very stuff of planets themselves, they are the residue of shattering planetary catastrophe.

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