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Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
Looking like UFOs to me.
Perhaps they encounter the same electrical universe forces as UFOs.
Perhaps there are more EU details that have been removed from the
NASA Releases.
ED: I am wondering where all the galaxy stars went.edit on 7/22/2013 by TeslaandLyne because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Komodo
yep ..
and still can't get high res color pics from mars ..
awesome ..edit on 22-7-2013 by Komodo because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by FreeThinkerIdealist
The light on the bottom of the picture as if light is permeating from a horizon.
Originally posted by DataWraith
NASA : " OOOH look everyone, there's the Earth, that distant dot, isn't it pretty?, that's our home that is. What? I'm sorry, what was your question about UFO's buzzing around the Planet we call home? I beg your pardon, what was that about editing photographs?, Oh you don't need to worry about them, look at this pretty blue dot we're showing you instead".
Originally posted by DataWraith
I beg your pardon, what was that about editing photographs?
Earth on left, Moon on right
That's no moon!
The pictures of the earth from saturn weren't taken using the human eye.
Originally posted by Darkblade71
Beautiful pictures.
It brings a question to my mind though...
If Saturn is so big compared to earth,
then why doesn't Saturn appear bigger in the nights sky?
The tiny blue dot is still visible as a planet really from the pic,
and small compared to the size of Saturn.
Atmospheric interference?
Originally posted by boymonkey74
reply to post by ionwind
To think that every living thing that ever lived (that we know about) came from that little dot..is a little absurd
Originally posted by Darkblade71
Beautiful pictures.
It brings a question to my mind though...
If Saturn is so big compared to earth,
then why doesn't Saturn appear bigger in the nights sky?
The tiny blue dot is still visible as a planet really from the pic,
and small compared to the size of Saturn.
Atmospheric interference?