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Interstellar (2014) Dir. Christopher Nolan

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Our Strange and Mysterious Moon …

is not the only artificial moon in our solar system:

Mars two moons, Phobos and Diemas, appeared seemingly out of nowhere in 1876, in a place previously observed for hundreds of years. Evidence since the 1960’s has suggested that they are artificial constructs, spacecrafts of some kind, and it was even recently concluded by the European Space Agency (ESA) that Phobos is indeed hollow and likely artificial.

Raymond H. Wilson Jr, Chief of Applied Mathematics at NASA, said in 1963 that, “Phobos might be a colossal base orbiting Mars,” and he added that NASA was considering the possibility.

Pictures really do speak a thousands words here:

Another interesting note in history; Venus had a moon 2,000 miles in diameter (slightly smaller than ours) that was observed from 1672 until 1764, and then it simply vanished. Today Venus has no moons. Oddly, this disappearing moon cannot be found in any astronomy books.

The idea that there is any conspiracy about UFO / alien activity or sightings is fueled by either denial, or the suppression of available information. Buzz Aldrin is just one of many astronauts to at this point publicly talk about his direct encounters with UFOs. Every Apollo mission has recordings that at the very minimum suggest UFO encounters or suspected unknown activity. Not to mention the thousands and thousands of NASA photos showing such unknown (and artificial) activity on the moon.

In 1979, former chief of NASA Communications, Maurice Chatelain, confirmed that Armstrong and Aldrin had encountered UFOs on the Moon. He said: “All Apollo and Gemini Flights were followed by space vehicles of extraterrestrial origin - or UFOs, if you prefer to call them that.” Chatelain also published an article in 1995 that confirmed that not only did the Apollo Moon Mission encounter UFOs, but that they also found, “several mysterious geometric structures of unnatural origin on the Moon.”

Former NASA photographic technician, Donna Tietze, said in an interview with a radio station in 1995: “The job of a co-worker in a restricted area was to airbrush out any anomalies found on the Moon photos.”

Dr Brian O'Leary, former astronaut, who was speaking at a science conference in 1994, confirmed the cover-up. “For nearly fifty years, the secrecy apparatus within the United States government has kept from the public UFO and alien information, we have contact with alien cultures”. He went on to say, “The suppression of UFO and other extraterrestrial intelligence information for at least forty-seven years, is probably being orchestrated by an elite band of men in the CIA, NSA, NSS,D IA and their like. This small group appears able to keep these already hard-to-believe secrets very well’.

Major Gordon Cooper is the last American to fly into space alone. Major Cooper, in a taped interview, said: “For many years I have lived with a secret, in a secrecy imposed on all specialists in astronautics. I can now reveal that every day, in the USA, our radar instruments capture objects of form and composition unknown to us. And there are thousands of witness reports and a quantity of documents to prove this, but nobody wants to make them public.”

And here we have this gigantic, undoubtedly artificial structure we call the “Moon” …

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JUÁREZ, Alex (AexlPls)

Alien Dawn 2015 Paintings, 50 x 40 cm

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So I found this piece of art.. http://scificity.tumblr.com

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Nine Facts about Black Holes

1. The gravitational pull of a black hole can greatly slow down time itself, according to relativity. If you could take a spaceship to a black hole, orbit around it for awhile, and then fly back to Earth, you would have successfully traveled to the future. 

2. Some equations suggest that every black hole contains a universe — which would mean our universe is inside a black hole right now.

3. While black holes are most definitely real, they have theoretical opposites called white holes, which would endlessly spew matter into the universe. They were thought to be purely hypothetical, but an unusual gamma ray burst observed in 2006 is turning out to be a potential candidate for a real-life white hole.

4. Supermassive black holes likely exist at the centers of most galaxies. And since galaxies sometimes collide, that means black holes do too, and when that happens, it’s thought that one black hole ‘kicks’ the other out of the galaxy.

5. Black holes are black because their gravity is so strong that not even light can escape. But they do emit radiation, usually called Hawking Radiation, after Stephen Hawking, who first theorized its existence.

6. The Milky Way has a supermassive black hole in its center, and it seems to have exploded about 2 million years ago in an event known as a Seyfert flare. The radiation from the black hole would have been 100 million times more powerful than it is now; the explosion may have even been visible from Earth.

7. Black holes can emit material at nearly the speed of light. Using an array of radio telescopes, a team of scientists looked at a galaxy 1.5 billion light-years from Earth and found a black hole doing just that. The jet is so powerful that it’s blowing gas right out of the galaxy.

8. Black holes are the densest objects in existence. If you made a black hole with the mass of the entire Earth, the black hole would be 9 millimeters across.

9. Black holes can form when stars collapse in on themselves after death. They keep growing by eating the dust and gas around them. No one’s really sure how the biggest ones, called supermassive black holes, are born.

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33 Insanely Clever Innovations That Need To Be Everywhere Already

Movie theaters with screens in the bathroom so you don’t miss anything.

360 degree wall outlets.

This app that unsubscribes you from spam mail by simply taking a picture of it.

Even better if the theater has bean bag seats.

Traffic lights with countdown indicators.

A pen that lets you scan and write in any color.

A bike helmet that folds up.

Wall outlets with USB chargers.

It should also come with a built-in night light.

And the ultimate outlet would also have extension cords built into the wall.

Small tiles you can attach to your keys, wallet, computer, or pretty much anything. If you lose anything, you can then look up their location on your smartphone.

Fresh pizza vending machines.

Benches that you can turn to always have a dry seat.

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PLUTO 2015

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The South and North poles of Mars

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How focal length affects perspective.

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The Cosmos. The infinite universe and it’s mysteries, making us look so small and fragile.

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