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And how is it possible to have shadows in the sky?

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W.R. Schock, QBD1 year ago

The sun doesn't emit any light, it emits neutrinos that slam into protons in the air and the collision creates tiny Neutrino Events that create light and heat. The black sun is below surface at N Pole, projected UP against the dome through a toroid hole at Rupes Nigra.

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Marielle Redclaw1 year ago

Cloud layers at different altitudes

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PageTurner1 year ago

Been seeing a lot of these odd shadows, never seen before in my life

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𝕏he Ðumbass1 year ago

Lbh about that particular one. As much shit as they have sprayed in that sky, the lights are bouncing in all kind of weird ass directions. Now that’s a whole other rabbit hole…

🔥Toni L. Smith 🔥✝️✝️✝️✝️🔥1Southernmiss's profile picture
🔥Toni L. Smith 🔥✝️✝️✝️✝️🔥1Southernmiss1 year ago

👀 firmament

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AmericanFresH2OBank1 year ago

Reflection off ,,,, GOD'S FIRMAMENT

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Search Eternal ✝️1 year ago

Because the sun is local and not 93 mil miles away.

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GP Q1 year ago

Looks like a huge sound stage … & we merely players … 👁️👁️👁️😱😱😱

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StoopsTheCat1 year ago

Heavy metal particles I think

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