Humanity Star

What is 'Humanity Star?' I don't know how to archive so just google it.

When we see it the sky, is it really this object? Can such an object be the brightest star in the sky? Why is its name chock full of religiosity?

Even if you don't believe in space, maybe you believe there's truth to astrology and that what you look up at is the heavens. Do people know that something is going to be visible in the sky in the coming months that everyone will see? Will they say, "That's just Humanity Star which we told you about almost a year ago." Will you believe them? Should you believe them?

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humanity_Star
thehumanitystar.com/
newsweek.com/rocket-lab-humanity-star-widely-mocked-social-media-glittery-space-garbage-792482
youtube.com/watch?v=PPppbK-tLb0
youtube.com/watch?v=3PyTpnsj2Hs
google.is/amp/mashable.com/2018/01/24/rocket-lab-humanity-star-satellite-brightest-object.amp
twitter.com/AnonBabble

Are you saying they are using Humanity star to cover up Planet X?

Fuck off faggot

Very well thought out post

Of course the retarded sheepshaggers fuck everything up by purposely increasing light pollution.

maybe planet x, but covering up something, idk what

Oh welcome back. Almost thought this was a slide thread

idk why i need to be here though, i know nothing about astrology or space

all i know is that most of what i read on the google news feed is lies, so why wouldn't this be a lie too?

Because if an OP does not keep talking it is considered a slide thread

ok

Some guy wastes millions of dollars launching a "passive satellite" into space, according to wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humanity_Star

The passive satellite is visible with the naked eye from the surface of the earth

The passive satellite is named something that reeks of secular humanism. "Hey everybody, let's humans all realize we've only got one big blue ball so let's do things right!" - Man's Hubris

Can such a small object become the brightest object in earth's sky? It really makes me think that something new is going to appear in the sky, but it will be derided and mocked as "space junk" or "space graffiti" when it is really something of great import.