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Why did the thread get deleted?
Also does anyone have the infograph with the full gestalt on this, or any relevant links?
Because it's coming for you and they don't want you to know.
>>19183267
Because its a psy-ops.
>>19183273
What's coming?
Saturn?
In it's normative position?
>>19183267
>full gestalt
>nasa launches an IR satellite (IRAS) in 1983
>takes multiple infrared exposures of a wide field of view
>the areas saturn and other planets are overexposed and distorted due to proximity
>saturn in particular appears twice in the imagery because that area was scanned twice where it had moved significantly
>nasa puts the data in the IRAS
>the data is later refined into IRIS
>distortions are corrected in IRIS and certain areas are trashed as unsalvageable (the area around saturn, for instance)
>google later adds the IRIS dataset to their sky view
>parts are missing as NASA had trashed areas around overexposed planets and comet tails
>30+ years later, /x/ catches wind
>/x/ assumes google is hiding something
>/x/ weaves a complex conspiracy theory about a cover-up even though any real cover-up wouldn't have a giant "CONTENT REMOVED" flag painted over it
>/x/tards, underage nu/pol/, and LARP faggots shit up /pol/
that's the quick rundown.
sources:
https://skyview.gsfc.nasa.gov/blog/index.php/2016/05/11/757/
http://irsa.ipac.caltech.edu/IRASdocs/issa.exp.sup/ch3/C.html#tab3
>>19183267
These threads are being made literally every single fucking day since 3 months ago or something, no one is deleting them
>>19183267
That looks like a Cacodemon's retarded cousin
>>19183267
As if they would go to lengths to cover this up, but forget to conceal it on googlesky in the first place.
Wake me up when September ends, I feel it in my bone it's enough to make my system groan welcome to the new age
>>19183267
I saw this was posted in the thread maybe it's relevant?
>>19183280
>>19183267
I don't know which is odder, the fact this thread gets made daily or the fact the reply is made each thread.
Heres a view of that object using a different lens.
btw: good job remy :^)