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@lalakekela Agreed. I'm so over the whole Portnoy vs Mangini crap too.

When it comes to member changes, DT seem to have a history of doing everything in 3's ... 3 singers (Collins, Dominici & LaBrie), 3 keyboardists (Moore, Sherinian & Rudess) ... lets hope they break the pattern this time!

BTW... Apart from Chris Collins and Charlie Dominici, there have been 2 Joh...

Max Headroom must be turning in his grave right about now...

They took his precious... :(

@Dayna092 Also, if you carefully examine the trajectory, speed and location of the LM in relation to the position of the artifact and compare it to the closeup footage, you will notice that the module has all of a sudden changed course and is now orbiting in a completely different path... all wit...

@atlanticobr You better put your glasses back on because this one on the autopsy table does have arms.

@Rcee01 Many of these clips have already been carefully examined and shown to be faked. Careful comparison of all NASA images of the alleged crashed spaceship with the Apollo 20 footage conclusively proves that we are looking at a very detailed scale model. Even the supposed 'seamless' zoom from ...

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These CCD sensor reflections mostly happen in areas of the color Cyan. This has something to do with the way the cameras are calibrated.

Just letting you know that those underwater structures you point out in Google Earth are not satellite images but low resolution surface models generated in a 3d modelling program from various collected side-scanning sonar data.

This means there are many artifacts, sonar tracks as well as zigzag...

@commando602 I viewed these sunspots with my very own eyes through a sun-telescope (spots 1092 and 1093) and could physically see the magnetic 'holes' in the surface of the sun. Anyone who says that these are anything BUT sunspots are categorically mistaken.

"Aug. 3, 2010 -- On Sunday, the sun underwent a complex magnetic eruption triggered by a flare near a sunspot (designated "sunspot 1092"). Space observatories were able to see the C3-class flare, causing a filament (an extended loop of magnetic field lines filled with cooler plasma) 100,000 kilom...

That definitely looks like some kind of crevass or opening into a deep cave. I think the most interesting aspect of it is it's enormous size. I mean, correct me if I'm wrong, but that feature has enough three-dimensional light and shade to reveal what looks to be a cross-section of extremely thic...