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Do space rocks fall through the firmament? Asking for a friend.

Do space rocks fall through the firmament? Asking for a friend.

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Artillery, launched by NASA, to keep you fooled!

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That's what NASA wants you to think, in reality it's the flat earth repopulating itself with rocks that fell off the edges.

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In the 1980's and 1990's, I'd visited the giant crater in Arizona. Something punched that hole. Cool place to visit.

Their visitor center says they never found the meteor, but if you stop along the long road back out to the Interstate highway, you can pick up thousands of little red iron pebbles. I took home a bag of them once.

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Have you checked if the red iron pebbles are radioactive? Oh, I forgot - nuclear bombs don't exist neither. Nvm.

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I don't trust anything taught to us by jewish scientists.

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And you believed their story, pfffft, look at this conspiracy nut!

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Is OP retarded, (((meteors))) are the “rocks that are in orbit”

He is talking about (((meteorites))) the “rocks that made it through orbit” and made contact with flerf surface.

They are fake.

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You are correct. Meteor Crater in Arizona is supposedly a meteorite impact site. I've been there several times. Also visited a miserable little one in Abilene, TX.

Explain how that big one in Arizona was formed. Not a volcano, not erosion, not a nuclear test site. Please clue me in on this.

Oh, and yes, I am retarded, but that's a different topic. Post-Op oxygen depletion sucks.