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2001, the Monolith, Moon, and Solar eclipse..

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Jay Weidner wrote a great article about Stanley Kubrick and his possible involvement in the faked moon landing . If you follow the arrow you can see where the set ended, and the rear projection screen began. You will see this phenomenon in every photo from apollo 11 that was not shot from above. Here is the original of first picture. Original Here The "United States" certainly looks like a taped piece of paper to me! Again, you can see where the set ends and the rear projection begins. I am sure this looks fine on a 6' black and white TV, but it looks FAKE as hell in HIGH RESOLUTION . In the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey the appearance of the monolith is always preceded by a Solar or Lunar eclipse . The monolith is also the tool that helps humans realize higher consciousness. We are seeing these themes playing out right now ... June 12 Film 'Moon' US (limited) release. Very similar to 2001 movie: Lone Astronaut Sam B el l has a quintessentiall...

Asia has longest eclipse of 21st century.

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- Darkness fell across parts of China and India on Wednesday morning as a total solar eclipse passed across the world's most populous countries, bringing throngs of people outside to watch the phenomenon. Total eclipses occur about twice a year as the moon passes between the Earth and the sun on the same plane as Earth's orbit. Wednesday's event will be the longest of the 21st century, with astronomers predicting it will last more than six minutes. Wednesday's event will be the longest of the 21st century, with astronomers predicting it will last more than six minutes. People in a band running through parts of the Pacific Ocean, China and India will be able to get the full view of the eclipse. The Chinese city of Shanghai is being touted as one of the best spots to watch the eclipse, with tourists coming from across the globe to view the phenomenon, during which the sun's corona -- the sun's outer atmosphere -- becomes visible. "You can't find words to...