Please support my work ❤️ https://mythosdecoded.wixsite.com/mythos/donate Update #3 It is estimated that Comet ATLAS’ orbit or trajectory around the sun is close to 6,025 years, taking it beyond the outer edges of the Solar system, about 57 billion miles from the Sun. Astronomers speculated that it is 'part' (a moon or satellite?) of the same Great Comet of 1106 (X/10106 C1) illustrated by Stanislaw Lubienetz in 17th century, (which according to cometographers and Noah Webster was the planet Venus!) due to its similar orbit to the Great Comet of 1844. Or that both Comets were part of a Greater Comet (VENUS) that entered the Solar system or ‘was born’ in the early days of the Solar system (6, 025 years ago). Astronomers say ATLAS C/2019 Y4 entered the solar system about 6,025 years ago (then 4,800 years orbit). Interesting wording, because this timeline corresponds closely to the Old testament’s timeline of the Great Floods due to Uranus’ & Saturn’s novas & capture of Earth & gas giants by the Solar system… Due to electric interactions with planets, the orbits change & shorten. This Comet could be one of either 2 Great Comets one after the other; or ONE comet going by 2 different names: Great Comet of March 1843 C/1843 J1 Mauvais (1843/05/06) & Comet C/1844 Y2 d'Arrest (1845/01/08) www.sciencephoto.com/media/153113/view/great-comet-of-1844-tasmania It is estimated that it will pass at a distance of 116,855,706 km. Its perihelion or closest approach to the sun will occur on May 31, 2020. It is calculated to pass about 37,848,261 km from the Sun, which is closer to the Sun than Mercury’s elliptical orbit.