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  1. http://www.aura-astronomy.org/news/mobileNews.asp?newsID=389
  2. Exactly. Addressed in post where I showed Google Maps.
  3. I will also add anecdotal evidence against the "dual spaceship theory". Consider this. The further from earth things would have to be to cover the sun/create an eclipse, the bigger they have to be. How big does an object have to be to block the sun for you? You could take a quarter, hold it up to the sun, and blog the sun "for you". That's an eclipse, although not a celestial one. How big does something further away, lets say the distance of the moon, have to be to block the sun? That's right, moon sized. The moon creates eclipses. So if you went beyond the moon and closer to the sun, an object would have to continuously get larger, eventually approaching the size of the sun itself, in order to "block" the sun. Ok, now lets assume in that "dual spaceship" video, it was a spaceship, or two. If it were big enough to block most of the sun, but somewhere between here and the moon, it would have been visible to us on the ground, right? We can, after all, see the moon. If it were further than the moon and big enough too, it would have literally created an eclipse (or in this case, two). Wouldn't someone have noticed in on earth? Nope, instead the moon moved in front of the sun twice. But only from the vantage point of the SDO, thus the "eclipse" could have only been seen from the SDO, not earth.
  4. I didn't claim to be an artist, but if the visualisation I ran in my head works, I think this exactly explains the "dual eclipse" and why it "changed direction. Of course, the above drawing is very crude, not to scale, and I have no idea of the relation of the orbits of the moon and SDO. But it seems possible.
  5. I will add to the above post, check this link: https://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov That is NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory. SDO is a sun-pointing semi-autonomous spacecraft that will allow nearly continuous observations of the Sun with a continuous science data downlink rate of 130 Megabits per second (Mbps). The spacecraft is 4.5 meters high and over 2 meters on each side, weighing a total of 3100 kg (fuel included). SDO's inclined geosynchronous orbit was chosen to allow continuous observations of the Sun and enable its exceptionally high data rate through the use of a single dedicated ground station. A lot of the alarmist Youtube videos try to pass of the images of the dual eclipse as originating from Sunspot, NM. However, it seems the images actually came from this satellite. And I believe I figured out how the dual eclipse would work. Let me draw a picture.
  6. Lots of people think/thought this. If so, two points: Other observatories around the world should have been/be able to see it. Secondly, solar storms don't take 1-2 weeks to arrive, from what I understand. I quoted one my previous posts. I personally think the Post Office closure was incidental to closing the road down below. Look at everything in Google maps, you'll see exactly where everything is located. In other words, the Post Office may be closed because there is no reason for it to be open coupled with no way for workers to get there (since the road is closed). Maybe. I've seen this thrown around a lot. I won't pretend to know much about what goes on at these places, I have no idea how much if any radioactive equipment is used. I would have guessed "zero", but maybe I'm very wrong. 1) Hey, maybe. I think it is hard to verify exactly who did and didn't show up. Maybe they showed up, tested for contamination, and then left since they didn't find any. Could have been something as simple as someone receiving an envelope with "white powder", everyone overacting to play it safe, and then finding out that it was simply baby powder. From what I've read, supposedly it is up to AURA (http://www.aura-astronomy.org) when to reopen. Them continuing to be closed could simply be a factor of wanting to play it safe/wanting a few days off with pay. Who knows? 2) Maybe. This was my bet at first (either espionage or a secret test happening), but from my research I've seen that White Sands is visible from many, many places on that mountaintop. Closing the facility itself would have little success in preventing prying eyes, in my opinion. If that were the case, in my opinion, Post Office would just be incidental (see first post quoted in this reply). 3) Maybe. I guess that's the big one (paired with 4). I'd suspect that if something "big" was detected, other observatories would have found it because I'm sure many of these scientists are extra curious. Throw out that possibility, and then other scientists go "I wonder, hmm...let me go check". 4) There seems to be two sources of "evidence" to support this. One is a picture of "spaceships flying in front of the sun". But, I also saw that this "photo" was taken with a women's iPhone 8 pointed at the sun. If that is true, you might as well go outside and look at the sun. See any aliens? Ok, cool. I guess just look longer (Disclaimer: of course, don't. You'll go blind). The other "evidence" is some sort of "dual eclipse". This shows "two objects" passing in front of the sun. There have been many alarmist Youtube videos posted on this, but here is a more authoritative source: https://scitechdaily.com/nasas-solar-dynamics-observatory-spots-two-lunar-transits/ I'll admit that I'm still trying to visualize the physics of this in my head, but I'll say I'm more open to trusting an authoritative source on this than an alarmist Youtube channel trying to monetize hits.
  7. Gizmodo is the name of the blog.
  8. Gizmodo? Or Space Force?
  9. Where have you read about MCCM? And Star Wars being related? Pure hypothetical by you or evidence?
  10. I have in previous posts:)
  11. Someone should just ask Trump via Twitter. I’d rather enjoy that, but I don’t have a Twitter account.
  12. Video in the above link shows a garbage can with “X-Files” sitting on top. I see three distinct possibilities. 1) It was left there as a prank by someone evacuating or investigating. 2) It was left there as a clue by someone evacuating or investigating. 3) It was fabricated by the guy making the video. It could theoretically be a clip from another location that he has access to and placed there himself for hits. One of the facilities a mile away is supposed to still be open so very possible in my opinion.
  13. But that’s what I mean. There are other solar observatories. They are still open. They could see the same sole storm/flare or evidence. Unless, if and only if, Sunspot is unique in some way. It is not the strongest we have from what I understand. Also, if something “major” was seen, wouldn’t it make more sense to lockdown the observatory with the scientists in it, you know, for further study, observation, security, and information control?
  14. Well, there are stronger observatories around the world. Is there something blatantly unique about Sunspot? The logic of “if it were something in space or towards the sun, others observatories would see it too”. Unless there is something 100% vital and unique about Sunspot.
  15. Occum’s Razor says that they are right more than they are wrong. You really think aliens?
  16. Some people think this is as simple as a workplace violence thread. Perhaps the observatory itself received a threat from someone (flat earthier, precious employee, anyone) and they simply closed as a precautionary measure.
  17. I understood that the first time. I was just giving you plausible deniability. ;)
  18. But I was excited for a brief moment that maybe more information was released
  19. I think this is made up. I’m unsure because I just woke up.
  20. https://www.northeastshooters.com/xen/threads/diy-shovel-ak-photo-tsunami-warning.179192/ For this, I presume. :D
  21. So...no one wants to play.
  22. @Oh Shoot @MacGyver Come on, join the party (I respect both of your abilities to be objective and though provoking).
  23. I got bored the other day.

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