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Originally posted by magma
"Nowadays we have a fleet of spacecraft orbiting around the earth and indeed the sun, which can produce artificial eclipses," he said. Read more: www.news.com.au...
Originally posted by magma
reply to post by jude11
Where did "fleet" come from?
I only read spaceships in the plural.
Are they now a fleet?
Things happen pretty quick around here....
Originally posted by winofiend
HO ho ho ho hooooo I'm going crazyyy!!!!
It seems rather ironic to me that people who think there are space ships orbiting the sun (as in aliens) are now saying it's not their fault that they thought there were space ships there, because a guy working in an observatory made reference to celestial craft which obviously to the untrained thinking person, means instantly, Aliens. Not everyone knows there's no ufos orbiting the sun. The majority of lay people would instantly assume it's aliens, because they don't have the level of education required to tell them otherwise... no?!
Truly.
The sort of people who need disclaimers on macdonalds coffee that "It's really hot man, don't drink it too fast k guy!"
Originally posted by magma
Bad journalism, slip of the tongue?
He says he'll be travelling for the fun of it, but explains that in the recent past, eclipses were used to study the solar corona - the sun's extremely hot outer atmosphere.
"Nowadays we have a fleet of spacecraft orbiting around the earth and indeed the sun, which can produce artificial eclipses," he said.
Originally posted by HumanitiesLastHope
Originally posted by winofiend
HO ho ho ho hooooo I'm going crazyyy!!!!
It seems rather ironic to me that people who think there are space ships orbiting the sun (as in aliens) are now saying it's not their fault that they thought there were space ships there, because a guy working in an observatory made reference to celestial craft which obviously to the untrained thinking person, means instantly, Aliens. Not everyone knows there's no ufos orbiting the sun. The majority of lay people would instantly assume it's aliens, because they don't have the level of education required to tell them otherwise... no?!
Truly.
The sort of people who need disclaimers on macdonalds coffee that "It's really hot man, don't drink it too fast k guy!"
LoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooL
Wow that was way too funny the disclaimer part that is
and regarding the op yeah it definitely does sound like aliens of course its prob intentional more of that subliminal conditioning bs..
and ships are definitely near the sun I believe ats closed that case ages ago, so now scientist know they have no choice to come clean or face the wrath of the ats community
eclipse [ɪˈklɪps] n
1. (Astronomy) the total or partial obscuring of one celestial body by another. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the earth; a lunar eclipse when the earth passes between the sun and the moon See also total eclipse, partial eclipse, annular eclipse Compare occultation
2. (Astronomy) the period of time during which such a phenomenon occurs
3. any dimming or obstruction of light 4. a loss of importance, power, fame, etc., esp through overshadowing by another vb (tr)
1. (Astronomy) to cause an eclipse of
2. to cast a shadow upon; darken; obscure
3. to overshadow or surpass in importance, power, etc.
Originally posted by WhiteHat
I doubt very much that any of our satellites which can hardly be seen with the naked eye as a tiny dot can cause an artificial eclipse.
Originally posted by mr10k
Not a slip of the tongue, just bad quoting. Lol