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I am still pondering the conflicting messages I am getting re: November 14, 2015 re: "Circuit Breaker Off".
Here is another one re: the first date of September 27's blood moon eclipse followed by the August 27 moon-mars hoax. Or is this telling me something else like pay attention to September 27's eclipse event and the Mars, the god of war, meme is a hoax.
A blood-red moon will dominate the sky Sunday night (September 27, 2015), delighting some sky watchers while leaving others in fear that the apocalypse is nigh.
The lunar eclipse and supermoon will happen simultaneously, an event the world hasn't seen in more than three decades. The last one was in 1982, according to NASA.
Earthlings who miss Sunday night's celestial show will have to wait about 18 years for their chance to catch another supermoon eclipse, which NASA calculates will return in 2033.
"That's rare because it's something an entire generation may not have seen," says NASA's Noah Pedro in a statement about the even
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The Mars hoax was a hoax circulated by e-mail that began in 2002, that claimed that Mars would look as large as the full Moon to the naked eye on August 27, 2003. The hoax, which has since resurfaced every year from 2005 through 2015, began from a misinterpretation and exaggeration of a sentence in an e-mail message that reported the close encounter between Mars and the Earth in August 2003.
Here is another one re: the first date of September 27's blood moon eclipse followed by the August 27 moon-mars hoax. Or is this telling me something else like pay attention to September 27's eclipse event and the Mars, the god of war, meme is a hoax.
A blood-red moon will dominate the sky Sunday night (September 27, 2015), delighting some sky watchers while leaving others in fear that the apocalypse is nigh.
The lunar eclipse and supermoon will happen simultaneously, an event the world hasn't seen in more than three decades. The last one was in 1982, according to NASA.
Earthlings who miss Sunday night's celestial show will have to wait about 18 years for their chance to catch another supermoon eclipse, which NASA calculates will return in 2033.
"That's rare because it's something an entire generation may not have seen," says NASA's Noah Pedro in a statement about the even
AND
The Mars hoax was a hoax circulated by e-mail that began in 2002, that claimed that Mars would look as large as the full Moon to the naked eye on August 27, 2003. The hoax, which has since resurfaced every year from 2005 through 2015, began from a misinterpretation and exaggeration of a sentence in an e-mail message that reported the close encounter between Mars and the Earth in August 2003.