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| Alleged photo of TSS Heavenly Palace (CGI?) |
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| Modules of the Heavenly Palace (TSS) |
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| How to keep Americans believing in NASA? |
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| Archaeology From Space |
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| LIDAR reveals ancient Mayan(?) civilization under the Amazon jungle (lidarmag.com). |
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| Become a space archaeologist on your break. Yes, you can do it today (TED). |
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| The devas put off much more light. |
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| Like photos photoshopped, fabricated, composed, collaged, composited? Then love this. |
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| It looks curvy, too curvy to be this close (Tw). |
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First you say, "These photos are not fake! My country would not lie." Then seeing the evidence, including NASA's admissions that these are doctored images, you say, "Of course these images are photoshopped! They have to be to show stuff. Nobody ever siad they were 'photos.' My country would lie to others but not me. Blame NASA not my government."
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| NASA pretends atmosphere is "space" |
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NASA's flat earth at the "top of the atmosphere." Claimed altitude 208 miles or 335 kms (eol.jsc.nasa.gov). Crescent moon through top of atmosphere. Photographed above 21.5°N, 113.3°E by Int'l Space Station crew Expedition 13 over the South China Sea, south of Macau (NASA image ID: ISS013-E-54329).
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| Hollywood, look at us standing in front of a photoshopped Earth as "ball flying in space"! |
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| NASA map of earth with massive Neuschwabenland or Antarctica (eol.jsc.nasa.gov) |
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| The Rabbit (Yutu) and Moon (Chang'e) as seen from the surface of Gaia (4allreligion) |
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| China's first lunar rover separates from Chang'e-3 Moon lander early Dec. 15, 2013 as seen from the screen of the Beijing Aerospace Control Center in Beijing, China (Xinhua). |
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"The 140 kg six-wheeled rover touched the lunar surface at 4:35 a.m., leaving deep trace on the loose lunar soil. The process was recorded by the camera on the lander and the images were sent to the Earth, according to the Beijing Aerospace Control Center.
"After the separation, the rover and lander will take photos of each other and start their own scientific explorations.
"Engineers made final checks of the environment of the landing site, the situation of the probe and the solar incidence angle late night on Saturday and sent signals of separation to Chang'e-3.
"Yutu, atop the probe, extended its solar panel and started to drive slowly to the transfer mechanism at 3:10. The transfer mechanism unlocked at 4:06 with one side reaching the moon's surface, allowing the rover to descend to the surface following a ladder mechanism."
GOBI DESERT - China's latest space mission has successfully lifted off with the country's first female taikonaut. It is the next step in China's strategy to build a permanently-occupied space station of its own. It is now in a position to reveal the truth about the Moon, its archeological artifacts, stations, and occupants. The West's military-industrial complex must negotiate with the world's largest country and quite possibly its strongest economy if it has any hope of it maintaining the silence. |
| A NASA rendering of SpaceX's Dragon capsule as it prepares to berth with the ISS (SpaceX) |
Planet finder searches for exoplanets. Having found many of them, paid scientists now tow party line that they are "too hot" for life (msnbc.msn.com).This week presents a rare opportunity to see all the major planets of the solar system in a single night.
Just after sunset tonight (Dec. 21) the two brightest planets will be shining, weather permitting. Venus, the brightest, rides low in the southwest just above the setting sun. Jupiter, the second brightest planet, is high in the south.
If you have a telescope, you can find Uranus and Neptune between Venus and Jupiter. The sloping line across the sky that the four planets define is called the ecliptic, because it is the line along which eclipses take place.
Int'l Space Station in Buddhism's akasha deva loka, near-Earth orbit (PCMag.com)
The sky maps of the planets available here show where to look to try to spot them this week. Get up around 6:00 am local time tomorrow morning, and you can see the rest of the planets.
The ecliptic is now sloping in the opposite direction, and along it are arrayed Mercury, the Moon, Saturn, and Mars. In the background are three of the brightest stars in the sky: Arcturus, Regulus, and Spica.
The exo-planet count keeps growing, some covered in ice (interfacelift.com).
It begins over the Pacific Ocean and continues over North and South America before entering daylight near Antarctica. Visible cities, countries, and landmarks include (in order):
"The way is not in the sky. The way is in the heart" - fake Buddha quoteIs there an "alien base" on the Moon? More and more people are coming forward with stories and proof that this is true. Rumors suggest the base is on the far side of the Moon, the side never seen from Earth.
According to NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong, space aliens have a base on the Moon and told us in no uncertain terms to get off and stay off the Moon! Sound far fetched?
Milton Cooper, a naval intelligence officer, says that not only does the alien Moon base exist, but the U.S. naval intelligence community refers to it as "Luna." There is a huge mining operation going on there. And it is where aliens keep huge mother ships, while trips to Earth are made via smaller "flying saucers."
(Spaceflightnow, Mar. 27, 2010) — "VSS Enterprise" takes flight, and "space for the rest of us" moves a step forward. The Martian Rite of Spring commences, while the folks at JPL in Pasadena prep a "rover on steroids" for departure to the Red Planet. The Wizard Nebula is ready for its close-up, there's Roller Derby on Saturn's rings, Discovery is "go" for launch with orbital Olympics. And the crew of STS-134 prepares to go where no one has gone before. Finally, Buzz "Twinkle-Toes" Aldrin wows the judges on "Dancing with the Stars" -- or not.
(Space Flight Now) There are beings who reside in various spheres above Earth. They are called akasha devas in Buddhist cosmology, long in contact with human leaders, and their worlds range from Parinirmitta to Asura. Humans are reaching into their realm. The International Space Station (ISS) gets a room with a view like no other. Many wish NASA had as clear a view of what is next in space. "This Week in Space" talks to the exiled president of the "Constellation Nation," former NASA boss Mike Griffin, who equates the Obama decision to Nixon's cancellation of Apollo, only worse. Space Adventures' Eric Anderson, a leading space entrepreneur says the Obama plan is "brilliant...a masterstroke of US Space policy." Head spinning? Why not join him for a beautiful, relaxing ride on a Zeppelin! Yes, seven decades after the infamous "Oh, the humanity!" moment in New Jersey, the big airships are floating on a new wave of public interest.
A glimpse from the International Space Station (ISS) looking at the Earth all terrestrial beings share. From space it's hard to tell there is chronic low-level conflict in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa thanks to the military-industrial complex that profits from exploiting the sentiments and resources of ethnic groups and the greed, aversion, delusion, and fear of individuals. Time on Earth is passing as this year compacted into 40 seconds reveals:
Unexpected smell of space
The Dalai Lama visits Taiwan in The Week in Photos.
California Wildfires from Space
Robert Mackey (The Lede, NY Times)
Smoke from California wildfires captured on Sunday by NASA’s Terra satellite. The Station Fire began last week in the Angeles National Forest just above the city, close to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (NASA/GSFC/LaRC/JPL, MISR Team).
As my colleagues Randal Archibold and Sharon Otterman report, firefighters in California are still trying to get wildfires that started last week under control. On Monday, The Lede pointed to several views of the fires posted online. On Tuesday, the Web site Space Fellowship drew our attention to the photograph posted above, which is a view of the fires from space. This image was recorded on Sunday by a satellite camera managed by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which is located in Pasadena, not far from the Angeles National Forest where one of the fires started. A larger version of the image is available from JPL... More>>
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