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Re: As you requested.

The emission lines appear to occur in some, emphasis on some, photographic and spectrographic images. They do not appear in other photographic, and spectrographic images. Shoot radar or lydar at the tail and you get nothing different than you do when you aim at the same distance in front of or beside the coma. Try bouncing a laser off it, it doesn't work. Sometimes, emphasis on sometimes, you get a perfect example of textbook drawings of comets. Other times the appearance of the same comet is drastically different. Same time period, different perspectives of the same comet you get vastly different results. Tails measured in Millions of miles difference by observers on oposite coasts. These things may mean nothing. But they may indicate, emphasis on may, that we are dealing with something totaly different than what we are taught.

Go sell insurance or something.

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