by RAYZORBLADE 8 Replies latest social current
Hey, just in case you are interested in something less controversial, check out this link to National Geographic's website:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/05/0522_030522_earthmars.html
It shows a couple of images from the planet Mars, looking back at Earth and our moon.
If you have viewed it via the link, what do you think of the image and space exploration for that matter? I'd love to read your thoughts.
Many thanks in advance.
Rayzor......thanks for posting this. Its amazing to see just how small the Earth really is viewed from this perspective. I was always fascinated by astronomy. I'ts always fascinated me. Well that and along with anything dinosaur related!!. Thanks again Rayz.
I don't believe in space travel b/c it seems demonized to me. I am going to study my WT now...
That's a long ways to be from home. The first people on mars will have to be something special.
SS
excellent pictures from MGS, the little spacecraft that could. I am looking forward to seeing images from the mars rovers later this year as well.
You are all fools.
These are virtual photographs created to fool you into thinking that the Earth is not the centre of God's creation. The vile lie of heliocentricosity is God dishonouring, and is a sure sign of throwing the baby out with the bathwater, rejecting the accurate scienticfic information in the Bible so a Godless universe without moral codes may be created in the imaginations of those desirous of pursuing sin.
I agree with Abaddon.... in this supposed "picture" of Earth, I don't see its four corners.
And the moon landing was faked.
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i can just recommend the following site to everyone interested in astronomy!
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
nasa has a great archive of pictures.
