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EPISODE · May 15, 2015 · 1H 34M

Diffusion - CERN Saturn and the Black Cube Episode 55

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Tonight on Diffusion of the Delusion, Rando will be talking about CERN's connections with Saturn and the Black Cube. He will give you a teaser. He stated on a broadcasts a few years ago that the rings of Saturn looked just like and old vinyl record. Actually, there is more to this than meets the eye. Did you know that Saturn has Seven major ring groups named A,B,C,D,E,F and G? Just like the notes on a musical scale.When the Voyager 2 space probe approached the Saturn system in August of 1981 it carried several different detection devices that measured cosmic rays, radio waves, magnetics, charged particles and other things. It recorded audible sounds. Saturn also has seven major moons. It is possible that the moons act as needles like on an old record player. Did Voyager record the song that is being played around Saturn. Don't forget about the hexagonal storm that is perpetually at the north pole of Saturn. I have never heard anyone talk about the things that I will talk about tonight. I think it is time that I share what I have been shown. Things that I believe the elite already know. This is going to be a broadcast that you shouldn't miss.  

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