Whoa, how does 1963 Outer Limits have photo of Sombrero Galaxy?

On Mar 23, 6:42*pm, "Dick Hertz" wrote:
"Mr.Smartypants" wrote in message

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On Mar 23, 3:34 am, LIBERATOR wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN8CR...eature=related

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap000228.html

http://www.fortunecity.com/millenniu.../nature/n10e-n...

I do amaze myself at my stumbling onto things of which I'm able to put
it all together.

I'm amazed too.

I bet Rob is too.







Stop the video at 4:15, then restart it, you'll see the exact photo
but black & white of the Sombrero Galaxy above on the URL which on
that one its in color.

Furthermore, the hubble telescope didn't exist when this outer limits
was made. Additionally, the Sombrero galaxy would look exact in 1963
as it does today.

So clearly, Outer Limits being an extension of Adolf Hitler, these
authentic photos of these galaxies are more proof that flying saucers
were how they were acquired.

Focus from 4:15 on the galaxies, then look at the URLs I gave you. The
first galaxy shown looks to be our Milky Way. So photos of both the
Milky Way and Sombrero galaxy are in black & white on a television
show from 1963. Any fool knows those photos on the Outer Limits
credits closing the episode are valid true photos of outer space.

Clearly, flying saucers owned & operated by NASA, or was it Hitler at
that time, took those photos in 1963, or actually probably 1960. So
they could fly far beyond the speed of light in Hitlers flying saucer,
and the only question is was William Shatner with him? That's a dumb
question I'd bet.

Yeh. That was dumb. Everyone knows Shatner is really Denny Crane!

Maybe he's Bob Crane and likes to play with video cameras in his spare time?-


That's Dan.