NASA TO HOST PRESS CONFERENCE REGARDING DISCOVERIES BEYOND OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
From Collective Evolution
NASA announced today that they will be hosting a news conference providing updates about discoveries beyond our solar system. The question remains: what type of disclosure are we really going to hear?Read more here: http://www.collective-evolution.com/2017/02/20/nasa-to-host-press-conference-regarding-discoveries-beyond-our-solar-system/“NASA will hold a news conference at 1 p.m. EST Wednesday, Feb. 22, to present new findings on planets that orbit stars other than our sun, known as exoplanets. The event will air live on NASA Television and the agency’s website.” – NASA
Attending the press conference will be astronomers and planetary scientists from across the world.
As stated by NASA, the focus will be on planets beyond our solar system, although no further information has been given. Many people believe this will be major information that could affect our understanding of our solar system, things beyond it and also potentially life beyond our solar system.
It’s often thought exoplanets are the major hope for life elsewhere in the universe. Over the years, many have been found and information has been shared with the public about the existence of these planets, however, whistleblowers have come forward stating that NASA, intelligence agencies, our governments and others already know about intelligent life in our, as well as habitable planets, right here in our solar system as well as beyond.
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NASA announcement/report - good. Collective-evolution report - not good.
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