Would nasa ever lie to us?
I'm wondering if nasa would ever lie to us about something?
And if they did lie would it for our best?
When this is all over, there going to be saying its going to end in 2013
Would nasa ever lie to us?
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No and no, in that order.
This.
You have to remember: NASA does not have the monopoly on space. They're not the only ones that can see what's out there. If they did hide something they'd be immediately called out on it by the numerous universities, observatories, amateur astronomers, etc. who can also see what's there.
The very idea is ridiculous.
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Even if they were to lie about what, a planet, an asteroid? You can't quite hide that. There are a lot of astronomers in this world that have nothing to do with NASA that can see things like that and would be all over it, yelling it to everybody.
“In all matters of opinion, our adversaries are insane.” - Oscar Wilde
I don't believe they will, besides, if something were of interest to us, there are 1000s upon 1000s of astronomers around the globe that would certainly spot that, and track its movements, and there are universities that control telescopes as well, so as you can see, even if NASA were to lie (they won't), someone else wouldn't, and the word will still spread around.
No, NASA would never lie to us. NASA has told us about the increase in solar flares that is set to happen in 2013. Doomtards have even come up with their own acronym:
N-Never
A-A
S-Straight
A-Answer
And the doomtards need to shut the f*ck up because I'm about to go on a pro-doomsday site and cuss them out.
I don't see how NASA could lie about or cover up anything space related even if they wanted to. There are many other space agencies, universities, observatories, and astronomers (professional and amateur) all over the world. Short of encasing the whole earth in a massive hollow sphere, I don't see how they could hide the night sky from everyone.
Also, what would be the point? I don't even see any plausible motive for trying to hide a celestial object.
No, because you have to trust NASA and not the butthole doomsayers.
Ok thanks, i got a little worried because someone on facebook told me about nasa said there would be a black our with a photonic belt or something
''Nothing is going to happen, it's just an extraordinary phenomenon that happens every 11 million years.''
and we would see flashes of light and such.
Now that i read over it, it seems kinda stupid.
i just asked him for proof
When this is all over, there going to be saying its going to end in 2013
black our with a photonic belt
A blackout caused by something made of light would be neat trick indeed.
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Is any of that possible?
Should i post the whole thing the kid said to me
When this is all over, there going to be saying its going to end in 2013
Again, no and no.
The great thing about science is, it's true whether you believe in it or not.
Ok, thanks for the help :)
When this is all over, there going to be saying its going to end in 2013
No.
That was my point. Photons are light. So you're asking if the Earth being bathed in pure light would result in a blackout. When you switch the light on in your room, does it get darker in there?
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Artelis Ill pm you what the guy said, ok
When this is all over, there going to be saying its going to end in 2013
And having read it, it's exactly what I suspected - complete drivel.
Photonic belt (debunked), 3 days of darkness (debunked), baseless claims that NASA confirmed the idea (uh, no), claims that this is what the Mayan calendar predicts (it doesn't predict anything) and then finally calling it a planetary alignment - so is it a "photonic belt" or an alignment? Seems the guy can't decide.
Absolutely nothing of any substance or credibility, ignore it.
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Your friend's been hoaxed.
Read this.
Ha, I knew it was false, where the f—- are people getting these claims anyway?
Seems people are digging through google to find a lot of this stuff and going out of their way to be scared.
Freaking pathetic, you know what's a load of sh*t? People claiming December 23, the end of the world. I'm getting sick of these predictions. I'm just going to sit back and laugh my a** off at these claims for now.
Could they hide this stupid bluebeam thing :P
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