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Moon Rising

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http://thetruthbehindthescenes.wordpress.com/moon-rising-the-nasa-cover-up/

Bit of everything in these nine videos. Some compelling, and some pretty whacky. Parts that I'm most interested in though... why have all the images of the moon been edited? Why aren't they all available to the public? What is up with that one symbol showing up in all of the NASA missions logos, badges and basically anything involved with space travel or moon missions?

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Effing hell. In the doc, they describe how you can go to NASA's own website, and check out the images for yourself. I decided I would, and the second picture, SECOND picture, I see this..

http://grin.hq.nasa.gov/IMAGES/LARGE/GPN-2001-000009.jpg

If you haven't seen the videos yet, they talk about a chevron that's used in logos and is also sometimes seen flying over Earth in different locations.

Let me pinpoint it for you in that second NASA image I looked at...

moonchevron.jpg

That's just floating out there, between Earth, and the moon. It's not an asteroid. I also doubt it's some form of artifacting from the image or anything like that. It simply turns up too often to be a coincidence.

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Might want to skip the first couple of videos. They're out there. As I said before, I'm interested in all these NASA images being edited and the one logo all these different countries and agencies use.

If you ever get bored and have nothing to do, start viewing some NASA images, and raise the gamma correction on some. You'll be surprised at what you see. Damn near each and every image I did this to, has been altered in some way.

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I just started watching this and it's really amazing. It just makes you wonder if there really is anything there.

wow, reminds of the big thing with possible ufo's in mexico, the next day you couldn't find ANY info anywhere... then a few weeks later if comes back in the news saying it was a hoax.

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