There is a lot of talk about this asteroid being something more than what NASA wants us to believe. Since NASA was created as a front to hide alien info from the public, that is very possible. But what is it if its not an asteroid? Some are speculating that its an alien vessel of some sort traveling in our direction. Perhaps the legendary Nibiru. Probably not Nibiru, its suppose to be bigger than earth so just a traveling ship of some sort. What we need is closer photos, the kind that come from satellites or massive telescopes to see its surface. Also it would help if radio telescopes could send messages of greetings to see if by some chance they get an answer. I heard the communication that the USAF had long ago with aliens was made using microwave communication, which they used to acquire 8 alien craft which reside inside area S4 (also inside Area 51). SCW
Person in video states:
Recently released radar imagery of 1998 QE2 show an object near the Asteroid, NASA says it's a moon and you already know I'm about to go against the grain on this one and I'm saying that's no moon it's a space station In my past Video 1998 QE2 Whos your daddy and where is he, I stated NASA Was hiding something and in a much earlier video I reported on NASA wanting to laso an asteroid and us it as a space station or build a station on or in orbit of an asteroid, did they already do it and busted themselves or is this an alien object
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It's just as likely that you'll know Acetrax from the video services it's behind, as from its own branded offerings. Regardless of how you might use the service, its owner Sky is pulling the plug on June 21st. Impact to pay-per-view customers should mean nothing more than looking elsewhere, but those who bought titles outright will need to download them before the cutoff (there are a bunch of caveats though). The same goes for account credit -- either use it, or face the hassle of claiming it back after the fact. There's an FAQ on the website outlining the best course of action depending on your situation, so we'd suggest you head there first before working your way through your rental library.
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Date of sighting: May 3, 2013
Location of sighting: Murrysville, Pennsylvania, USA
Eyewitness states:
I found my video! (thought I had deleted it by mistake)
This object is moving too fast to be a balloon. It's not a bird. It's not a bug. It's not a jet. It's a UFO! Comments welcome!
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LG's been teasing a big reveal for the start of May over in the US and we reckon it'll mark the official launch of the Optimus G Pro. But what about the not-so-humble Optimus G and the rest of the world? Well, we've been told that a (global-bound!) sequel flagship from LG will appear sometime in Q3. Direct from LG's HQ in Seoul, Won Kim, Head of Mobile Marketing says that we can expect "something different and something unique", which all sounds good to us. It'll also be something that won't skirt near the 5.5-inch screen size of the Optimus G Pro, and will instead stick closer to the five-inch mark. Unfortunately, he kept his explanation of new device tantalizingly vague for now, but it looks like LG will wait for the current flagship phone fight to settle a bit before it reveals its new weapon.
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