Ok, so I watched the Discovery show Curiosity the other Sunday, about "Alien Invasion:Are We Ready". I thought it would be a bit of comedy, but it might hold some useful information.

Anyway, at the beginning of the show, it shows the alien spacecraft at the outer part of our solar system, and it says at the bottom, "main asteroid belt, 390,000,000 miles from earth, 301 days until arrival". I thought, "that's kind of odd. 301 days until arrival? Why not 300 days? Why not 312 days.

Then I did a quick calculation, and the 301st day of the year is the famous 10/28/2011.

Now, I'm not one to believe in the wild things that people do with numerology, because you can do fun things with mathematics to mold numbers into what ever you want. But this was really strange to me.

I'm not saying this show is telling us anything, or that TPTB had influence over it or what. I just wanted to let everyone know about this strange coincidence, and work it out for themselves.

Oh yeah, and another strange thing about that show was the "concept" of what the craft looked like. It was the "winged" image that Nibiru is supposed to be shaped like.

So maybe the writers of this show are ATSers, or maybe ATSers are on to the truth?

Peace All!
CuriousEnigma

Thanks for embedding! Still kinda new at this.

I watched that program too and I have no idea why. I hate television, but I got sucked in

I like what you've said about it with regard to 301 vs 300, makes it more fun and interesting.

I don't know... part of me is sure that media produces things like this for the public because let's face it, if it's on t.v. and made like a movie with known actors/actresses, most people will laugh about it and brush it off. It's an effective way to trick and/or distract people from the truth. I know I'm not saying anything new here. Then again I do love a good theory no matter how far fetched it may seem. All I really know is... whatever I know to be fact today will surely change tomorrow.

Or, they used 301 instead of 300 simply to grab your attention. Comedians do that too. They'll tell a joke but use one word or figure that is just off, or odd, it's just a way to hold someones attention.

Thanks, TheOneElectric, for posting those Oct 28th links. I've read many of those, and so that's why when I did this simple calculation, and it came to Oct 28th, it flagged my interest. Seemed more than just coincidence. At least seemed like something worth mentioning here.

These tall tail writers know whats going on.
In fact reality actually has become fantasy for a lot of people.

Or you can find the speed of the object, in this case and with the given information, I deduce that it is moving at 1,295,681 miles per hour.