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Originally posted by Phage
Originally posted by ziggyproductions05
I hate NIbiru threads, but I have to admit the OP did a good job presenting the information and it is intriguing.
The OP did nothing but copy and paste this:
www.usmessageboard.com...edit on 2/19/2011 by Phage because: (no reason given)
I'm on it now. Give me a minute and I'll upload the results.
Originally posted by ModerateSkeptic
The black box does seem suspicious indeed because usually on google earth you have blacked out (or blurred out) places which turn to be "strategically important" locations (like Mubarak's residence used to be).
However, you can always download an open source stellarium (www.stellarium.org...), and see if that part of the sky is blacked out.
If somebody (who knows about coordinates) is willing to try, it would be great!
Originally posted by Draken
reply to post by Human_Alien
You need to stop talking about WISE shutting down because a huge point. Do read about WISE, it was only set to run for a certain amount of time, this time was set WAY before it was even launched. They did not turn off WISE cause they found something, they turned off WISE because it was time to in the experiment.
Originally posted by highseer
As I understand, this "whatever" is coming at us from below (South Pole). The nearest big population centres are in Australia & New Zealand and they are being hammered by multiple cyclones of enormous proportions.... Coincidence ? I think not..
As Michael Jackson said... "This is it"
Originally posted by Kandinsky
reply to post by Imhotepsol
I'm on it now. Give me a minute and I'll upload the results.
Stellarium isn't a dynamic, 'real-time' observatory. It's a calender-based simulator of our heavens. For example, if a Planet X pin-balled the Moon from orbit, Stellarium wouldn't change at all.
Originally posted by JarsCloutLife
If crazy geological events begin taking place in March, then I will tell you now: Hey! You were right!! (Because I will not be wasting time logging into ATS if said events take place).
Once again. It's too far out so it's not within a telescope range. Only deep sky probes like HUBBLE and WISE (which, just went offline yesterday. Coincidence?)