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#1 2015-04-03 05:47:32

Peter Forster
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From: UK
Registered: 2006-09-06
Posts: 1258

'sattelight' for 'satellite'

Aside from genuine celestial bodies, much of the junk we’ve launched into the heavens also glitters, reflects or emits light.

The earth is a million years old. moon. The moon is a masive light wen it is dark you will see the moon the moon is a satterlight.

It was too bright to be any object to reflecting sunlight, like a sattelight etc. It was travelling in a straight line, there were no flickering or flashing …

It was not a sattalight or plane, or helicopter, and way to big to be a planet. AT first i thought, gosh it must be an asteroid..

– Last night as 9.30 as my husband and i were getting out of the car we noticed what looked like a saterlight on fire, we saw it enter the earths …

Outside 2 people saw one BRIGHT WHITE STAR But Was Moving and Had red flashing lights and to fast for a saterlight and to slow for a airplane.

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#2 2015-04-03 07:14:14

David Bird
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From: The Hammer, Ontario
Registered: 2009-07-28
Posts: 1702

Re: 'sattelight' for 'satellite'

They’ve been sparked into life.

How can i Watch Live T.V. channels to my computer?
not a setalight tv please.
yahoo questions

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