Comet Hartley is in the Sci-News this week. This could be another so-called "hyperactive" comet with inherent radiation emission of its own. The images are spectacular.
Many of us who have followed cosmology from the context of fractional hydrogen and Randell Mills' theory are aware that X-rays and extreme ultraviolet light are detected radiating from hyperactive comets; and this can be an indication of below-ground-state hydrogen, which has been picked up from the Oort cloud repository. The origin would be the solar corona. Some of the radiation emitted by comets is caused by solar wind interaction, but this cannot account for more than a small part of it. Of course the hydrino is never suggested by mainstream cosmology as the source of any of the radiation, but this cannot be ruled out. Here is a typical primer. http://www.lpi.usra.edu/books/CometsII/7014.pdf The badly named "EPOXI" Mission spacecraft has completed its flyby of the comet. If there is anything else out there - say . carrying ETs, and coming our way, maybe they will swing by for a pre-introduction. They may need to 'fill-up' from comet Hartley anyway.
