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21. And out of all this...

Reply to Tuesday Afternoon (Original post)

Wed Feb 11, 2015, 03:54 PM

Feb 2015

"God" chose an area within about 300 miles of Jerusalem as the most important region in the universe.

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These twenty-five mind blowing photos will make you completely reevaluate your vision of the world. [View all] Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2015 OP

Amazing liberal N proud Feb 2015 #1

we are star dust. we are awesome! Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2015 #3

I skeered shenmue Feb 2015 #2

hold me! Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2015 #4

Way cool. nt valerief Feb 2015 #5

the vastness. Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2015 #11

Yes, like the neuron set in my brain that wants to remember something and the neuron set where valerief Feb 2015 #22

Super cool. lovemydog Feb 2015 #6

a new perspective on things, yeah Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2015 #12

No. 2 bends my brain aint_no_life_nowhere Feb 2015 #7

IKR .. but, I like thinking about the rings around earth. That one is my fave, I think. Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2015 #13

That's because #2 is not true. Nitram Feb 2015 #34

Wow! My mind is totally blown! RufusTFirefly Feb 2015 #8

lol Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2015 #14

And even those do not capture the vastness of our universe. zeemike Feb 2015 #9

truth is stragner than fiction Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2015 #15

Mermaids smok seaweed...I love that. zeemike Feb 2015 #19

K&R! Omaha Steve Feb 2015 #10

wow, lookee at all your hearts !! Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2015 #17

if I could redecorate Kali Feb 2015 #16

one can never have enough moons, I think Tuesday Afternoon Feb 2015 #18

stalled Kali Feb 2015 #28

I always liked the Atlas of the Universe (not updated, though) MisterP Feb 2015 #20

And out of all this... OnlinePoker Feb 2015 #21

Are we on the good ship lollypop polynomial Feb 2015 #23

An interesting viewpoint from the speed of light >>>> Roland99 Feb 2015 #24

Good to be reminded of not so much how small we are LiberalLovinLug Feb 2015 #25

Zaphod Beeblebrox - How does this NOT affect you?? benld74 Feb 2015 #26

I would totally dig the rings! n/t Tom_Foolery Feb 2015 #27

They forgot one ... GeorgeGist Feb 2015 #29

"Size matters not." kentauros Feb 2015 #30

An oddity of Space seveneyes Feb 2015 #31

mark to return to tomorrow rurallib Feb 2015 #32

The second one is absurd. Nitram Feb 2015 #33

Perhaps #2 should read... Nitram Feb 2015 #35

"Infinity always gives me vertigo... Beaverhausen Feb 2015 #36

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