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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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If this were true how would it be known, as information does not travel faster than light, and the light from 6,000 years ago has not yet traveled 7,000 years.
Here is some more info. Basically we are watching events unfold that (in our time) will eventually destroy the pillars that in reality had been destroyed sum 6,000 years ago:
"They were destroyed, blasted by a supernova that happened 6,000 years ago. With our telescopes, we can see the supernova advancing, unstoppable, destroying everything it touches. From that same vantage point, the shockwave has not reached the Pillars of Creation yet. For our senses, they are still there.
In one thousand years, there will be a hell of a show. The shockwave will arrive to the Pillars of Creation and, just like they were created, they will be destroyed once again, obliterated by the force of a dead star. Except that the show really happened a very long time ago."
"They were destroyed, blasted by a supernova that happened 6,000 years ago. With our telescopes, we can see the supernova advancing, unstoppable, destroying everything it touches. From that same vantage point, the shockwave has not reached the Pillars of Creation yet. For our senses, they are still there.
In one thousand years, there will be a hell of a show. The shockwave will arrive to the Pillars of Creation and, just like they were created, they will be destroyed once again, obliterated by the force of a dead star. Except that the show really happened a very long time ago."
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Those look like the Pillars of Creation to me....just sayin....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybVP-Cl6d9Y&feature=kp
It's a little late but i just saw it, happy late fathers day to all you Dads out there.
It's a little late but i just saw it, happy late fathers day to all you Dads out there.
Those were the good old days. Or at least so it seemed at the time.
We want a Roadrunner.....
Whoa. Looks like around a Par 50.
Pointe du Hoc in Normandy. Note the crater-like surface of the land - great work by USS Texas (BB-35):
details Local History, World Events: USS Texas's Role in the D-Day Landings
Pointe du Hoc in Normandy. Note the crater-like surface of the land - great work by USS Texas (BB-35):
details Local History, World Events: USS Texas's Role in the D-Day Landings
This is awesome. This last Memorial Day weekend I was in the Houston, TX area so I stopped and visited the old Girl. Great history with that ship
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Interesting article here would indicate that they may have shelled the shit out of virtually nothing.
Does Pointe du Hoc Still Matter
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At first glance I thought this was that Band of Brothers picture, and then I looked closer........modern day badass. Awesome!
