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North pole from space. Read moreedward snowden says aliens are trying to make contact with earth right now polar. Its a crack in the cgi curtain of deception. Take a peek into reality with less censorship of the hidden lands cgi on google earth tries to hide. Huge nasa pic of north pole will give you shivers.
Nasas pictures are always under scrutiny by conspiracy theorists. Thoughts on forgiving amy cooper aka darth karen who got fired banned from central park. Its the one where the government is covering up the fact that. Hubble sees flickering light display on saturn astronomers using the hubble space telescope have captured new images of the dancing auroral lights at saturns north pole.
With stunning clarity and unsurpassed detail the newest polar orbiting satellite in the noaa fleet noaa 20 took this image of the north pole. Friday april 20 2018. Today in honor of earth day we are sharing it with all. Taken from hubble.
The internets big questions. Follow the easter egg road to the north pole. The satellite passed over this area of the earth at least 14 times to capture it. Conspiracy theorists are convinced something is being covered up at the north pole image.
Is there a secret entrance to the north pole have aliens visited the moon. The first complete view of earth from the north pole. Remember that nasa satellite photo of the earth at super high resolution. That is the question being asked by amateur internet sleuths.
A sun glint on earth is captured center of the black circle in the middle frame of this series of images taken by nasas deep impact spacecraft as it looked at the south pole in october 2009. You may also like.
