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NASA's big announcement??
"The CO" wrote in message ... "Rick Sobie" wrote in message news:nQx2c.702640$JQ1.176080@pd7tw1no... zzzzz......HUH.. oh sorry, I must have dozed off there. Clap clap clap zz...z...zzzzzzzz..... Considering that you have a vested interest in preventing real science so you can continue to try and delude people with your quasi religious fantasies I'm not at all surprised you scoff at the value of astronomy. The CO And besides, it is not my fault that MSoft has a bug in its browser or office software and it won't scroll to the target link placed in the middle of a large page. I moved the target 27 frickin times. So people will just have to learn how to scroll down a half page to see these images. http://www.members.shaw.ca/rsobie/Th...tm#TychoImages If you don't believe, me, right click on the page and view source. And also, while we are discussing why no one cares enough to save Hubble, it is because you people just do not get it. If they want to see wonderfully colorful pictures of dead inanimate objects, they will buy a frickin spirograph, or some finger paints. Signs of life, like those Tycho Images and the brilliant images from the European Space Agencies website. That is what they want to see. Not exploding gas balls. Tell me you people are not just more religious zealots in your own way, attempting to prove the big bang, in order to disprove someone else. Who cares. Borrrrrrr ing. Take a look at Tycho crater, where you will see, some rather strange obects embedded in the center, along with a rectangular platform outside what appears to be a large cave. On the platform is some whitish material that someone has extracted from the cave or the embedded objects. And remember that it was Arthur C. Clark (Nasa insider, and famous writer) who first brought this area to people's attention, in his movie 2001 a Space Odyssey. What is going on there? People should train their telescopes there and find out. Perhaps they might discover activity on the moon! |
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NASA's big announcement??
In article 9aP2c.739788$X%5.410513@pd7tw2no, Rick Sobie
wrote: "The CO" wrote in message ... "Rick Sobie" wrote in message news:nQx2c.702640$JQ1.176080@pd7tw1no... zzzzz......HUH.. oh sorry, I must have dozed off there. Clap clap clap zz...z...zzzzzzzz..... Considering that you have a vested interest in preventing real science so you can continue to try and delude people with your quasi religious fantasies I'm not at all surprised you scoff at the value of astronomy. The CO And besides, it is not my fault that MSoft has a bug in its browser or office software and it won't scroll to the target link placed in the middle of a large page. I moved the target 27 frickin times. So people will just have to learn how to scroll down a half page to see these images. http://www.members.shaw.ca/rsobie/Th...tm#TychoImages If you don't believe, me, right click on the page and view source. Sorry, I don't do Windows. -=-=-=-=- Official AFA-B Bully, Pest, and Gummint Disinformation Agent |
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