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gscraig · 08-22-2009, 02:14 PM

There's another thread where Viking posted information and photos indicating an "intelligent" intervention moving this object off it's original course on 8.16.09. There are apparently some scientist who witnessed, recorded and supposedly evaluated data proving what was coming and something physical changed it's trajectory.

Now, it was said that there would be potential meteor showers etc as a result, and I would like to add (which is why i sought this thread) my wife and I both saw two shooting stars last night. They were may 20 minutes a part. Now, how often does that occur?

I would like to also suggest for everyone to start watching the stars in the skies. You may see some of them move... in particularly the more feint stars.

08-22-2009, 02:14 PM	#16
gscraig Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 335	Re: Solar Impact 08-22-2009 - Will our sun be hit by a dead dwarf star? There's another thread where Viking posted information and photos indicating an "intelligent" intervention moving this object off it's original course on 8.16.09. There are apparently some scientist who witnessed, recorded and supposedly evaluated data proving what was coming and something physical changed it's trajectory. Now, it was said that there would be potential meteor showers etc as a result, and I would like to add (which is why i sought this thread) my wife and I both saw two shooting stars last night. They were may 20 minutes a part. Now, how often does that occur? I would like to also suggest for everyone to start watching the stars in the skies. You may see some of them move... in particularly the more feint stars.