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I think the spiral at the North Pole of Saturn is an electromagnetic pulse that causes confusion in Earth’s electromagnetic field. (media.scored.co)

posted 24 days ago by LightBringerFlex 24 days ago by LightBringerFlex +9 / -2

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– Jamezelo 1 point 23 days ago +1 / -0

cool story, but why that planet look like a titty

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– LightBringerFlex [S] 2 points 23 days ago +2 / -0

It’s an artificial machine.

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