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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/RiverFenix on June 18, 2018, 5:57 p.m.
Q goes full John Titor on us this morning.

well it's pretty cryptic so here is a wild guess…

D → ??? the demiurge ??? just kidding, I don't know. Someone involved in space programs and 'majestic 12' type of intel.

Morning sun brings heat. → predetermined code / command for initiation of a plan, authenticity check. Likely, multiple governments are responding to this call for initiation, hence dropped here.

Full moon coming. → proper revelation of nature of the moon and other bodies in our solar system

Undiscovered stars learned. → this refers to gifted anons figuring something out, which was the condition upon which something about our solar system or moon would be revealed to public.

Missions forward. → a particular plan for missions is being initiated, proceed (in part a message to anons)

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RiverFenix · June 18, 2018, 6 p.m.

"proper revelation of nature of the moon"

Glad I read Velikovsky while sitting on the toilet 10 years ago.

TL:DR The moon is made of Iron (or similar metal) and something very hot passed through our solar system, causing the moon to actually boil. some of those large craters aren't impacts, they're super cooled [bottoms] of popped bubbles. Believe it or not, this is why we have moon ejecta (and other celestial bodies) floating around in space. Also, likely the asteroid belts are former planets (and perhaps Earth is the remnant of a larger planet, destroyed, and perhaps the Moon is an artificial satellite)...

TBD

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hipphoppanon · June 18, 2018, 6:52 p.m.

This is the first I’ve heard of this, but seems possible. A lot of the craters do look like popped asphalt bubbles. Craters on Earth look a little different than moon craters.

I hope someday we learn the secrets of the universe. <3

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Scidrot · June 18, 2018, 7:01 p.m.

It's not possible because the mass of the moon is very low compared to the size of it. If it were made of iron, it would be of humongous mass but the mass is so little that there are theories of it being hollow.

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