> Mark AUGUST 27 on your Calendars
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>The time ot this event should be checked according to the geographic
>location
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>Two moons on 27 August))
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>*Aug 27 the whole world is waiting for.............*
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>Planet Mars will be the brightest in the night sky starting August.
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>It will look as large as the full moon to the naked eye . This will
>cultivate on Aug. 27 when Mars comes within 34.65M miles of earth. Be
>sure to watch the sky on Aug. 27 12:30 am. It will look like the earth
>has 2 moons. The next time Mars may come this close is in 2287.
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>Share this with your friends, as NO ONE ALIVE TODAY will ever see it
>again
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frankbarks
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Aug 2 @ 4:15PM
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thanks, i'll polish my scope and check it out.
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Ashinatrix
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Aug 2 @ 4:26PM
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That is tooooooo cooooool!!!!!!!! Thanx!!!!! 
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Pudge2you
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Aug 2 @ 4:26PM
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urban legend... and an old one at that... but by alll means enjoy an evening outside.
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Ashinatrix
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Aug 2 @ 5:17PM
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Pudge=Destroyer of wonderment...
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Pudge2you
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Aug 2 @ 5:24PM
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Hey now I said please enjoy the evening outside... you don't HAVE to believe me... even though I'm right... 
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frankbarks
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Aug 2 @ 5:45PM
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try skypub for astronomical facts
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darthmaul
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Aug 2 @ 6:07PM
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Roughly accurate -- or it was in 2003, at any rate, when this message was first composed by person(s) unknown and launched into circulation online.
It was not accurate when the identical text circulated again in 2005, nor when it reappeared for another go-around in 2006, nor when it cropped up again in 2007.
Source: http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_mars_encounter.htm
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lndn
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Aug 2 @ 6:18PM
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12:30 AM what time, PST, Mountan, EST, GMT maybe?
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dridge
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Aug 2 @ 6:23PM
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Hell I thought you were talkin about your pic from the headline, those are two fine moons 
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Wordsofwit
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Aug 2 @ 6:44PM
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Thanks! Be sure and remind us in a couple of weeks, though I imagine that the news folks in media will.
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swyeter
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Aug 2 @ 6:47PM
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Damn shy, you got me all excited. You said two moons and I thought you were talking about your pic.
Thanks for the info I will have to remember to look for it.
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mejestacool1
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Aug 2 @ 8:19PM
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that is cool .............. the other day I seen the most spectacular
sunset I have ever seen, the sun was a brillant orange
with a rainbow in the back under it glad I seen it.
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TattooedRawkStar
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Aug 2 @ 11:52PM
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Absolutely not true. Mars never gets that close to Earth. But I do indeed agree with Pudge; go outside anyways and get some fresh air. Hell, look at the moon, too; what're ya gonna do instead? Eat at Wendy's and play with your prick all night?
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shyblue003
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Aug 3 @ 6:36AM
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OK I AM SORRY THEY WERE RIGHT IT HAPPENED IN 2003 I WAS WRONG
I DONT KNOW WHY I BOTHER WITH THESE BLOGS ANYWAY I HEAR SOMETHING AND I THINK OH THATS SO COOL AND I WANT TO SHARE IT AND THEN I FIND OUT ITS A BUNCH OF CRAP.......... 
anyway
my apologies,,,,,,,,,,,,,,it came from my son ......i thought he knew what he was talking about ..........duhhhhhh 
i am very sorry but they were right its not true 
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agent05949
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Aug 3 @ 8:40AM
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Not a problem kid. Don't torment your self about being correct !! Enjoy your day....your efforts were appreciated.
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pinkntastey
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Aug 3 @ 11:20AM
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even if it was true, I would rather stay inside and look at your moons. At least they would be close enough to touch. 
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tetons
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Aug 3 @ 11:37AM
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At about 2:52 am, pdt, Tuesday morning, August 28, 2007, There is a full Lunar eclipse, viewable from 5 continents, including north America. The moon will appear red.
nasa/spaceweather. 
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