The X...UFO....UAP Files
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The good news is that if there is life, for example in the nearest galaxy (keep in mind there are trillions of galaxies, but if we take our closest neighbor, Andromeda), if they have a really powerful telescope and are looking at Earth right now, they'll see saber tooth tigers and other animals living 2.5 million years ago. So feel free to flip them the bird.
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The good news is that if there is life, for example in the nearest galaxy (keep in mind there are trillions of galaxies, but if we take our closest neighbor, Andromeda), if they have a really powerful telescope and are looking at Earth right now, they'll see saber tooth tigers and other animals living 2.5 million years ago. So feel free to flip them the bird.
The good news is that if there is life, for example in the nearest galaxy (keep in mind there are trillions of galaxies, but if we take our closest neighbor, Andromeda), if they have a really powerful telescope and are looking at Earth right now, they'll see saber tooth tigers and
other animals living 2.5 million years ago. So feel free to flip them the birdKeith Richards.FIFY.
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The good news is that if there is life, for example in the nearest galaxy (keep in mind there are trillions of galaxies, but if we take our closest neighbor, Andromeda), if they have a really powerful telescope and are looking at Earth right now, they'll see saber tooth tigers and other animals living 2.5 million years ago. So feel free to flip them the bird.
The good news is that if there is life, for example in the nearest galaxy (keep in mind there are trillions of galaxies, but if we take our closest neighbor, Andromeda), if they have a really powerful telescope and are looking at Earth right now, they'll see saber tooth tigers and other animals living 2.5 million years ago. So feel free to flip them the bird.
Heh. You said Andromeda. Yes! This is what Andromeda looked like about 2.5 million years ago. Give or take 25 years.
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Absolutely beautiful image and absolutely mind bending that we're looking at 2+ million years in the past.
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