Martian sky - 09/09/2020
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buellistic
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And With a real mask..the smoke particles are with you for life.
NorCalAthlete
O_o
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Lucky Jones
Ride on #69
S21FOLGORE
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Quickly put together this.
youtu.be/TMBZAUoYygQ
It was so surreal (when I woke up), I had to grab a camera and go outside, shoot some videos.
Years later, I may not remember exactly what's happening right now, but (most probably), will remember the "feeling".
It really looked something like 70s sci fi book cover art ...
(something like this...)
youtu.be/TMBZAUoYygQ
It was so surreal (when I woke up), I had to grab a camera and go outside, shoot some videos.
Years later, I may not remember exactly what's happening right now, but (most probably), will remember the "feeling".
It really looked something like 70s sci fi book cover art ...
(something like this...)
S21FOLGORE
Well-known member
Quite a bit of people (in / around San Francisco) took drone shot of this orange sky, and put Vangelis's Blade Runner music.
(Just search on Youtube, if you are interested.)
The funny thing is, a lot of people got confused idea about "orange sky" and "Blade Runner".
The music a lot of people using with this SF Bay Area Martian Sky video is composed by Vangelis, for the original Blade Runner (1982), which NEVER showed red / orange sky.
IT WAS "Blade Runner 2049" that showed orange sky.
1982 "original" Blade Runner
"Blade Runner 2049"
It is called Mandela Effect.
Another good example would be Tom Cruise's dancing scene in "Risky Business" (1983)
Quite a bit of people believe that Tom Cruise was wearing Wayfare in the dance scene (in his underwear), but the truth is, he WASN'T.
youtu.be/G2UVsyVLLcE
I wonder how people will remember 2020, 10 years from now ...
(Just search on Youtube, if you are interested.)
The funny thing is, a lot of people got confused idea about "orange sky" and "Blade Runner".
The music a lot of people using with this SF Bay Area Martian Sky video is composed by Vangelis, for the original Blade Runner (1982), which NEVER showed red / orange sky.
IT WAS "Blade Runner 2049" that showed orange sky.
1982 "original" Blade Runner
"Blade Runner 2049"
It is called Mandela Effect.
Another good example would be Tom Cruise's dancing scene in "Risky Business" (1983)
Quite a bit of people believe that Tom Cruise was wearing Wayfare in the dance scene (in his underwear), but the truth is, he WASN'T.
youtu.be/G2UVsyVLLcE
I wonder how people will remember 2020, 10 years from now ...
