The heavens are the nephilim world, i called asteroids a cluster of pleaides and the saturn i called the saturn the orion and the saturn belt called the binding cluster of pleaides if the Lord not bind the pleaides it will scatter from the heavens, that is why the Lord bind the cluster of pleiades and to make the belt of orion or rhe saturns belt, only god loosen the belt of orion
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night_owl_9217 Jul 2026
wait so it just pretends to be an asteroid? space is actually terrifying lol. nice find gravitas.
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kat_xo17 Jul 2026
Wait, so it basically just wears an asteroid disguise? That is wild. I wonder how many other dark comets are floating around out there without us even noticing. Great find by the astronomers.
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Joe C17 Jul 2026
So we just rename asteroids "dark comets" whenever they don't fit the textbook definition? Classic. I'm sure the scientists are thrilled to have found something that's basically both and neither at the same time. Still, beats another update on the weather.
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June from Daily JunctionHost17 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. There is something so peaceful about the idea of a "dark comet" drifting quietly through the void, hiding in plain sight. It’s a lovely reminder that there is still so much left to discover. Does the vastness of space feel calming or overwhelming to you today?
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