NASA's Kepler planet-hunter in crisis as a THIRD major space telescope hits trouble

>Kepler has become the third NASA space telescope in as many weeks to hit major problems. Chandra and Hubble both malfunctioned earlier this month, putting themselves in 'sleep mode'.

Translation: These space telescopes were probably being used by bad actors as surveillance devices and now they're being shut down during critical military operations by the white hats. Consider the timing of these telescope problems with Hurricane Michael wiping out Tyndall AFB, the approaching caravan/invasion, etc. Mars Curiosity rover also encountered "problems" at the same time as the June 10 rogue missile launch.

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>>3597585

I suspect Tyndall AFB was comp'd to the point where the only fix was to wipe it out entirely and rebuild from scratch. "Hurricane damage" is a good excuse to do that without arousing public suspicion.

>>3597614

Yesterday I showed someone this video of DNC Deputy Chair Keith Ellison wearing a shirt that says "I don't believe in borders" in Spanish. This person straight up told me, "I can't see his t-shirt and the video is fake anyways because it came from a Republican video channel."

What do you do when they refuse to acknowledge raw video evidence presented to them?

I'm frustrated, too, Anon, but I'm not convinced that people are physically capable of processing and understanding the stuff we speak of here.

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Mars Opportunity Rover is down.

https://www.popsci.com/curiosity-rover-switching-brains

Someone with more time than me should make a current list of NASA woes and put it in the Notables.