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originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
originally posted by: NerdGoddess
a reply to: chiefsmom
I got that feeling as well, that perhaps the person asking questions had an idea of what they expected the subject to describe, which leads me to my question, is there a way we can know where those coordinates fall on mars, and can we get a pro astronomer to take a peek? I don't know in the slightest how telescope stuff works.
-Alee
I could only find anything significant on those first set. I'm just using Google Mars but I could not go over 178 degrees East so I could not find the other locations accurately.
originally posted by: LadyGreenEyes
originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
originally posted by: NerdGoddess
a reply to: chiefsmom
I got that feeling as well, that perhaps the person asking questions had an idea of what they expected the subject to describe, which leads me to my question, is there a way we can know where those coordinates fall on mars, and can we get a pro astronomer to take a peek? I don't know in the slightest how telescope stuff works.
-Alee
I could only find anything significant on those first set. I'm just using Google Mars but I could not go over 178 degrees East so I could not find the other locations accurately.
Now isn't that interesting.....I wonder why?
originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
I'm thinking I just didn't do something right lol. It only goes 178 East and then flips right to 178 West. Maybe they are hiding something
originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
originally posted by: LadyGreenEyes
originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
originally posted by: NerdGoddess
a reply to: chiefsmom
I got that feeling as well, that perhaps the person asking questions had an idea of what they expected the subject to describe, which leads me to my question, is there a way we can know where those coordinates fall on mars, and can we get a pro astronomer to take a peek? I don't know in the slightest how telescope stuff works.
-Alee
I could only find anything significant on those first set. I'm just using Google Mars but I could not go over 178 degrees East so I could not find the other locations accurately.
Now isn't that interesting.....I wonder why?
I'm thinking I just didn't do something right lol. It only goes 178 East and then flips right to 178 West. Maybe they are hiding something
originally posted by: ManFromEurope
Here is the transcript
Why did we even send some probes over there? It is all so clear now..
Uhm.. this was a real transcript of a real try of the real CIA to have some psychic remote viewing Mars and its inhabitants. The result is as weird as the whole experiment.
I am thinking "Men who stare at Goats"..
originally posted by: ManFromEurope
Here is the transcript
Why did we even send some probes over there? It is all so clear now..
Uhm.. this was a real transcript of a real try of the real CIA to have some psychic remote viewing Mars and its inhabitants. The result is as weird as the whole experiment.
I am thinking "Men who stare at Goats"..
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: ManFromEurope
Ummm, lulz, uhh, not allowed to grab and quote from that. But too funny...
Okay, they knew it was mars beforehand...
Okay, theres mountains on Mars, its 'okra' colored, its geologic, a pyramid shape (mountains on Mars look like that?)
then theres okay like depressions, (craters) dust storms, (nooo)...
No wonder they released it, there are no secrets here, move along.
As an aside I think I been to Jupiter (in a dream).
originally posted by: ManFromEurope
Here is the transcript
Why did we even send some probes over there? It is all so clear now..
Uhm.. this was a real transcript of a real try of the real CIA to have some psychic remote viewing Mars and its inhabitants. The result is as weird as the whole experiment.
I am thinking "Men who stare at Goats"..