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Date Posted: Thursday, August 28, 12:15:36pm In reply to: Had the Martians aimed only at destruction 's message, "The Thunder Child S&P1553 x 61.8%=959.754Aug 6th...August 27, at 9:51closest Mars/Earth" on Wednesday, August 27, 12:54:18pm ----------------------------------------------------------- Blue horizon ----------------------------------------------------------- A Martian sunset reverses the colors you"d expect on Earth: Most of the sky is colored by reddish dust hanging in the atmosphere, but the scattering of light creates a blue halo around the sun itself. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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