Tag: space

WAR IN THE BEST OF TIMES AND THE WORST

What will our future be for mankind. From NWO, WHO, NIH, to whatever is next; we have not been told the truth.

WAR AND ITS POSSIBILITIES TODAY War came to mind after so many news reports. Why? Because, news media in its ignominious glory, tend to bend, wind, and distort the truth beyond all believable perimeters. The irresponsibility in United States news media has no bounds. Period! Yet, their strings are being pulled from strong forces behind… Continue reading WAR IN THE BEST OF TIMES AND THE WORST

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NASA NOT ANOTHER SPACE AMERICA

Darren writes this post on his views about NASA and how it appears to the public today. Enjoy another installment of 'Redmond's Reviews.'

NASA. Does it stand for Not Another Space (Flight) America? NASA and the moon landing was a game changer for society. This is a thought-provoking article from Redmond’s Reviews. Enjoy. NASA AND THE MOON LANDING OF JULY 20, 1969 When I was much younger, I knew this boy, the first time the United States moon… Continue reading NASA NOT ANOTHER SPACE AMERICA

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NASA LYING, MARS IMAGES REALLY OF DEVON ISLAND, CANADA

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NASA began sharing the images of the Viking Mars missions in 1976. The spacecraft started to send images of the surface of the red planet back to earth showing ancient riverbeds, what appear to be pyramids, and an enormous face. The prospects that Mars once had a modern civilization existing there has sparked the interest… Continue reading NASA LYING, MARS IMAGES REALLY OF DEVON ISLAND, CANADA

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CANCER AND FERTILITY RESEARCH ON ISS

NASA astronaut Ricky Arnold is inside the seven-windowed Cupola that provides views of the Earth below as well as approaching and departing resupply ships while cancer and fertility research is underway.

Cancer and fertility research is on the agenda for astronauts aboard the International Space Station. After receiving the latest, one-day shipment of cargo and supplies from Russia, ongoing research, maintenance, unpacking and reorganization of schedules are underway. The Expedition 56 crew members explored a variety of microgravity science today potentially improving the lives of people… Continue reading CANCER AND FERTILITY RESEARCH ON ISS

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