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Originally posted by thegreatgenius1
reply to post by GodessDiana
You are not crazy...you are brave because you are suggesting something different, something you beleive to be true....don't let these nuts make you feel crazy. People have jumped all over my posts within 30seconds in this abovetopsecret.com website. Almost leads me to beleive that this place is being used as a cover up.
Rest assured, if you need someone to converse with, you can count on me! And there are many like minded people who beleive exactly what you are saying about Japan and the shift!
Originally posted by thegreatgenius1
reply to post by caf1550
Mankind survives because we are resiliant and very resourcful. It only takes 1 man and 1 woman to keep humanity going.
Originally posted by Jason88
Q: What is the largest asteroid in the galaxy and where is it located? Can you give a size comparison, like it's as big as NY?
(From what I understand this is debatable subject and would like to hear another voice/opinion on it).
The largest asteroid in the Solar System isn’t an asteroid any more. I know, this all sounds a little confusing. Okay, a few years ago, the largest asteroid was Ceres, with a diameter of 950 km. But in 2006, the International Astronomical Union redefined the term planet. At that point, Pluto was no longer a planet, but now it was a dwarf planet.
The asteroid Ceres and the newly discovered Kuiper Belt object Eris also became dwarf planets. Since Ceres is now a dwarf planet, what’s the largest asteroid?
That distinction falls to asteroid Vesta. It’s the second most massive object in the asteroid belt (after Ceres), but it’s actually classified as an asteroid. Vesta measures 530 km across, and contains about 9% of the total mass of the entire asteroid belt.
www.universetoday.com...
Originally posted by OldCorpFor those who may have missed my earlier post (and it seems a few have) I am going to ask him to point the telescope DIRECTLY at the coordinates of the "Black Box" on Google Sky among other regions. This should clear up the Black Box mystery at least.
2011 05 01 10 38 01.5 +07 02 48 1.8284 2.4705 118.3 21.0 13.2
2011 05 02 10 37 13.8 +07 07 42 1.8280 2.4566 117.1 21.4 13.2
2011 05 03 10 36 27.8 +07 12 26 1.8276 2.4426 115.9 21.8 13.2
2011 05 04 10 35 43.5 +07 17 00 1.8274 2.4287 114.8 22.1 13.2
2011 05 05 10 35 00.9 +07 21 23 1.8273 2.4147 113.6 22.5 13.1
2011 05 06 10 34 20.1 +07 25 37 1.8273 2.4007 112.4 22.9 13.1
2011 05 07 10 33 41.0 +07 29 39 1.8273 2.3866 111.3 23.2 13.1
2011 05 08 10 33 03.7 +07 33 32 1.8274 2.3725 110.2 23.5 13.1
2011 05 09 10 32 28.2 +07 37 13 1.8276 2.3584 109.0 23.9 13.0
2011 05 10 10 31 54.5 +07 40 45 1.8278 2.3443 107.9 24.2 13.0
Originally posted by Wrathier2050
Let me say it like this. I just bought a house and I am planning to get Turbo build into my BMW this summer... wouldn´t do that if I PERSONALLY believed that a LARGE BROWN DWARF cannot be seen rofl
Originally posted by dieglocka
reply to post by OldCorp
Hi so far from what iv seen on youtube these are the best coordinates.
J2000 06.08.55 Dec-24.47.21
J2000 05.53.02 Dec-09.54.30
www.youtube.com...
www.youtube.com...
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This is why I dont think its just a comet. The view of the stereo b gets blocked out and the sun gos black on sep 26th 2011. There are no tricks this is from nasa.
www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by spydrbyte25
reply to post by NyxOne
Using Microsoft Worldwide Telescope, could you provide proof that this is a "blurred image(s)"?!?
Here is a link to the site which I must say doesn't black out parts of sky like Google Earth does, but even then you have to question....WHY?!?
www.worldwidetelescope.org... +++ Client Download For Offline Use
www.worldwidetelescope.org... +++ Online Interactive Web-Client
EnJoY
Originally posted by NyxOne
The 'pole shift' that never happened?
Originally posted by ThreeDeuce
Originally posted by NyxOne
The 'pole shift' that never happened?
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The pole shift definitely DID Happen.
No, the poles did not "flip". They did not reverse 180 degrees.
But, the poles definitely shifted. I believe the news said it moved about 4 degrees
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