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Therefore, how can the pot call the kettle black for believing A or Z?Comment
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But for the sake of keeping this thread alive lets try and stay away from the religious overtones this discovery might bring.
Whether you believe in God or not, I think everyone's interested to see proof of life outside our solar system.Comment
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Where did life begin?Comment
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I have seen photos and don't think they proof anything.My Fan Page http://theusualgamer.net/MyFanPage_Heelfan71.aspx
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Just wanted to clarify I am interested in this. Here are 2 pics that you can tell were blurred out by Nasa
moon base
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At least those look better than the face on mars that ended up just being giant pixels from low quality imaging. With a good telescope, wouldn't you be able to see whatever that is if you know where to look? Hard to tell scale from the shot, but looks pretty big, or at least the crater next to it in the 2nd shot looks big.Comment
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It would be pretty interesting if man already went to the moon billions of years ago from earth and mankind has been whiped out by natural disasters or extinction events time and time again throughout earths history.http://neverfollow.biz (Independent Music Group)Comment
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At least those look better than the face on mars that ended up just being giant pixels from low quality imaging. With a good telescope, wouldn't you be able to see whatever that is if you know where to look? Hard to tell scale from the shot, but looks pretty big, or at least the crater next to it in the 2nd shot looks big.Comment
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I'm not even positive we landed on the moon let alone saw signs of aliens there. We can't even keep space shuttles from exploding let alone land on the moon with tin can technology back in the 1960's.Chalepa Ta Kala.....Comment
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I won't go as far as saying man hasn't been in space or the moon, but I will say I think we don't really belong out there.Comment
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</td> </tr> <tr> <td valign="top">This sounds pretty interesting, if of course this is real.
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