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World Earthquake Report for Sunday, 11 October 2026
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You and Mr. Cottle are fairly connected with the space program, what do you think it is? He describes what's in the photos, but He doesn't say he actually took the photos of the sun or the sky. He says the photos were taken on two separate days using his professional equipment. Which could mean, he took photos of a movie poster or a movie or something like that. So see they really wouldn't be fake because he actually did take the photos and they weren't edited because they already had the 2nd anomaly in them. Reckon? I know, I'm a fuddy-duddy, but I think if there was something that massive and that close to the sun in our solar system just about everybody could see it.
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