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> Below is the Hubble Telescope's 2004 ultra view photo, one
> that was taken of a totally blackened sky as seen through
> an EIGHT-FOOT-STRAW. Result: galaxies upon galaxies
> upon galaxies, meaning that our universe is far bigger than
> we can even begin to fathom. And, remember, the view
> would be almost similar every straw hole you turn to a
> black patch in the sky -- using the Hubble, no less.
> <
> http://www.spacedaily.com/images/hubble-ultradeep-desk-1024.jpg

>> <
>> Below is the Hubble Telescope's 2004 ultra view photo, one
>> that was taken of a totally blackened sky as seen through
>> an EIGHT-FOOT-STRAW. Result: galaxies upon galaxies
>> upon galaxies, meaning that our universe is far bigger than
>> we can even begin to fathom. And, remember, the view
>> would be almost similar every straw hole you turn to a
>> black patch in the sky -- using the Hubble, no less.
>> <
>> http://www.spacedaily.com/images/hubble-ultradeep-desk-1024.jpg

>
>
>
> Is it possible that one of those galaxies *is* the Milky Way?
>
> db

> Ain't it a wonder that NO ONE in the major media
> will touch "Man as Old as Coal" with an 11-foot pole?

> They're all guilty of a playing a role in an incredible
> conspiracy against The Truth.