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The European Space Agency wants to build a Noah’s Ark on theMoon, in case the Earth is destroyed by an asteroid ornuclear holocaust. It could also save species destroyed byglobal warming.

In bbcnews.com, Pallab Ghosh quotes the ESA?s Dr. BernardFoing as saying, “If there were a catastrophic collision onEarth or a nuclear war you could place some samples ofEarth’s biosphere, including humans, [on the Moon]. Youcould repopulate the Earth afterwards like a Noah’s Ark.” Hewants to collect DNA samples of every single species ofplant and animal.
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William Henry is back from Egypt, and he’s brought phenomenal information. William is on a quest into mankind’s lost past to find a way out of the trap of the present age. He believes that there was once knowledge of how to travel across space and time through something like what physics now calls a ‘wormhole.’ William’s website is Williamhenry.net.

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On Saturday, September 18, Whitley Srieber will appear onCoast to Coast AM with Art Bell. He’ll be talking abouthurricanes, the Mystery Signal and more! Tune into yourlocal Clear Channel station at 10 pm Pacific.

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William Henry goes into astonishing detail about the ‘wormhole dance’ that he discovered on a Nile cruise ship. This dance, performed for tourists every night, takes on a whole new meaning as William reveals its hidden meaning, ancient origin, and profound significance for the human future.

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