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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 10:41 PM by Rockpuck
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Ahem.. uh .. notice I was talking about Earth bound locations, not stars, as someone mentioned the photos are old... um.. thought that would have been
obvious that it should be associated with Google Earth, not Skies...
Almost funny.. if not annoying.
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 10:51 PM by zorgon
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Originally posted by weedwhacker
zorgon, clever try, but it has been already noticed...months ago!!! ... 
Yeah by me DOH!!
NAVAL OBSERVATORY
The point was about Google covering up.. not whether something was secret...
I already posted all this and I have images from other satellites that show it..
image source: http://www.thelivingmoon.com/45jack_files/04images/Naval_Observatory/Naval_004.png
Now if you ever decide to actually post something constructive, or share some info, I may take you off the list... until then you and the boys have
fun
Ta Ta Herr Wacky Weed...
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 10:52 PM by weedwhacker
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zorgon,
Please be so kind to provide evidence that Google takes pictures of space...oh...AHEM, how 'GoogleEarth' takes pictures of stars....
THEN, please tell us about the inconsistencies in your claims, point by point....OR, as you threaten, just place those that disagreee with you on
'ignore'.
I'd love to continue to engage you in a scholarly debate, but if you choose to ignore, then I am only able to draw one conclusion....
Sorry, it would have been glorious!
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 10:56 PM by weedwhacker
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NO!! zorgon, you weren't the one to first notice the 'blurring' of the Naval Observatory, unless it was YOU that told MSNBC and CBS first?
IT was covered in the MSM well before it got to ATS. Can I prove it? (I'm sure you're gonna ask it...if I had the time, I could...but I'm sure
there are many others here who will take the time, and have the resources to beat me to it!!!).
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 11:00 PM by zorgon
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Originally posted by weedwhacker
Please be so kind to provide evidence that Google takes pictures 
www.reuters.com...
THEN, please tell us about the inconsistencies in your claims, point by point....OR, as you threaten, just place those that disagreee with you on
'ignore'. 
LOL YOU are the only one on ignore... Buddhasystem was there but he vanished after John was banned... curious that....... I have no problem with
those that disagree ArMaP is a prime example... I have a problem with those who add nothing constructive to a topic but prefer to derail with useless
off topic babble as you are famous for...
I'd love to continue to engage you in a scholarly debate, but if you choose to ignore, then I am only able to draw one conclusion.... 
THAT is a skill I know you do not have... and you are welcome to draw any conclusion you would like... you have repeatedly show you do not agree with
anything I present... so where is the point of debate? Just to listen to your insults? Thanks but no thanks
And just so you know I did not meet with you in Vegas because work did not give me any free time during Con Expo, not because of any 'persuasions'
you may have alluded to... and John was not interested... perhaps because of your track record in comments to him? He specifically requested I NOT
give you his number...
So take care and have fun... I don't have the time to waste
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 11:03 PM by mageofzhalfir
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Hm. Apparently you didn't mean it about "ignore". BS is still around, don't worry, I've seen him while lurking.
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 11:20 PM by zorgon
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Originally posted by mageofzhalfir
Hm. Apparently you didn't mean it about "ignore". BS is still around, don't worry, I've seen him while lurking. 
For Wacky I sure did... I just took him off to give him the benefit of the doubt... but nothing has changed so....
So this topic is dead... OP has stated he made an error... Google just had some missing data that seems corrected now... so time to find some new
threads..
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 11:21 PM by mageofzhalfir
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Sure. I actually gave you a star for that. This is a dead horse, bro.
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 11:27 PM by weedwhacker
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I made a point, in my post to zorgon, of saying up above 'please provide proof that Google takes pictures...of SPACE!!! (my emphasis)
zorgon decided to edit, conveniently, my post to exclude the rest of MY SENTENCE!!!
Just in case no one is paying attention....the 'edit' feature is being misused, all of the time, over and over again.
THAT is why I don't use it.
I don't 'edit' in order to 'spin' another's post....I let everyone read and decide for themselves......
Am I alone here????
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 11:31 PM by Combatmed1
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Hmmmmm lets see here....Nibiru=millions of miles away......Meteors=Right on our doorstep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 11:38 PM by mageofzhalfir
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Doesn't matter. If Nibiru is real, it should be way closer than Neptune and bigger, too. Everyone should be able to see it.
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 11:38 PM by weedwhacker
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Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Please be so kind to provide evidence that Google takes pictures 
www.reuters.com...
THEN, please tell us about the inconsistencies in your claims, point by point....OR, as you threaten, just place those that disagreee with you on
'ignore'. 
LOL YOU are the only one on ignore... Buddhasystem was there but he vanished after John was banned... curious that....... I have no problem with
those that disagree ArMaP is a prime example... I have a problem with those who add nothing constructive to a topic but prefer to derail with useless
off topic babble as you are famous for...
I'd love to continue to engage you in a scholarly debate, but if you choose to ignore, then I am only able to draw one conclusion.... 
THAT is a skill I know you do not have... and you are welcome to draw any conclusion you would like... you have repeatedly show you do not agree with
anything I present... so where is the point of debate? Just to listen to your insults? Thanks but no thanks
And just so you know I did not meet with you in Vegas because work did not give me any free time during Con Expo, not because of any 'persuasions'
you may have alluded to... and John was not interested... perhaps because of your track record in comments to him? He specifically requested I NOT
give you his number...
So take care and have fun... I don't have the time to waste
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[edit on 26-3-2008 by zorgon] 
Oh, dear zorgon, you doth protest too much!!
See, the esteemed JL is not banned! One needs only to look at members list, and confirm.
I know, the construction lobby was in town, when I last visited Vegas....too bad, it would have nice to bury the hatchet in person, since you think so
little of me....seems that anyone who disagrees earns your wrath. Kinda denies ignorance, I suppose....
It is what it is, though. So be it.
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reply posted on 26-3-2008 @ 11:58 PM by jasonjnelson
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I just had a lengthy conversation with a friend of mine, a student of physics who graduates in just a couple of weeks. Anyway, after sharing this, and
various threads, he proposed that if there were a binary system, of which was consisting our sun and a dead brown dwarf, that a planet that was
orbiting that dwarf, which does not have to come too close to our solar system at all. This planet could then swing into our system every once in a
while as the brown dwarf gets closer to us. In the end, every couple of thousand years, its possible this planet disrupts our own solar system,
passing through it.... (it would explain the aliens parked in Saturns orbit. Here to watch the show...)
Planet x is not in our solar system, ( I say planet X in reference to our supposed 2012 theories, not the 12th planet of our solar system.) He also
pointed out that this planet would only be "seen" if there was sufficient light to reflect off of it. It sort of makes more sense than most of what
is floated out here....
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reply posted on 27-3-2008 @ 12:01 AM by mageofzhalfir
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Well, even in that case, Planet X or Nibiru should be receiving sufficient sunlight at this point to be visible.
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reply posted on 27-3-2008 @ 12:01 AM by zorgon
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Originally posted by mageofzhalfir
If Nibiru is real, it should be way closer than Neptune and bigger, too. Everyone should be able to see it. 
If it was closer than Neptune it would be here NOW not in 2012... What we need is an exact figure... based on supposed orbit etc on just how far out
it should be... then determine how much of our sunlight it would reflect at that distance and would that be enough for us to spot it... planets don't
give off light, so figure out how much light its supposed current position would reflect...
If its far enough out it won't reflect enough to be visible
But then Sitchin says it won't be here till 2085, so I would say it would be tough to spot  And just how fast is it moving anyway? Anyone?
Oppsy jasonjnelson had same thought
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reply posted on 27-3-2008 @ 12:03 AM by mageofzhalfir
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Well...it's supposed to be a brown dwarf, you know. And we are spotting those in OTHER star systems, so it's very difficult for me to believe we
couldn't see it our own.
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reply posted on 27-3-2008 @ 12:04 AM by jasonjnelson
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Not if this orbit set it down and below the sun, and I have seen the latest objects through those solar flares. These proof's were summarily removed
from the web soon after. Just search ats.
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reply posted on 27-3-2008 @ 12:07 AM by zorgon
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Originally posted by mageofzhalfir
Well...it's supposed to be a brown dwarf, you know. And we are spotting those in OTHER star systems, so it's very difficult for me to believe we
couldn't see it our own. 
Sitchin who 'brought Nibiru to our attention' says Planet
Mike Heisner says "Crossing Point"
I favor "Stargate"
Since then its been a spaceship of the Annunaki, A Brown Dwarf, a planet ORBITING a brown dwarf...
Hmmm Well I am planning a Vegas Style New Years party for 2012 Survivors  See ya Jan 1 2013
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reply posted on 27-3-2008 @ 12:09 AM by jasonjnelson
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Its about where you look. None thought to look for a close brown dwarf, and when they did find it, they cover up all they can about it. besides, we
use spectrometers and gravitational effects to understand that these even exist. Its hard to see the color of a house from the inside of the bathroom.
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reply posted on 27-3-2008 @ 12:11 AM by jasonjnelson
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I'm not saying I agree with this theory, just saying that it's not entirely implausible. Personally, the solar activity peaking as we align with the
center of the universe is enough to wrap my head around
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