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"Yep you are correct AE. I'm in the Pittsburgh area. A little south of me is the Perryopolis and Fayette City areas where there is a lot of country to explore near those places. I would go out exploring those areas when I would stay at my sister's…"
"I ride one of my bikes just about every day. I like hiking, too. Fresh air and views of farms from the PA Appalachian trails. You're in PA, correct?"
"Walking for sure. Push ups and sit ups also sometimes though it's been a little bit since I have done those. Should prob start doing them again. Walking is the most fun though. It's always fun to go out exploring and see places I haven't seen in…"
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"Yes, it’s good for the mind, body and soul! 😇 I see it as a form of meditation and it always puts me in a better mood.. I like to do yoga at least 2-3 times a week. I’ve heard that yin yoga is less intense, maybe you could try it if you haven’t…"
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Jogging? Bike riding? Walking? Weight training? Rowing and other machines in a gym (Unless you have a rowboat)? Yoga?
Walking;
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A comet almost 2x the size of Jupiter (the largest planet in our solar system) recently passed through our solar system but was never reported on main stream media because the scientists and astrologists "thought we were toast". This comet, which Nissim believes was Nibiru, should have disrupted our solar system due to its mass and gravitational pull. Mercury should have been pulled into the sun while earth should have experienced tidal waves all over the planet. The comet was on track to hit the sun, but a huge sun flare emission veered the comet off course, as it traveled past the sun and out of our solar system. This was visible from the west coast in the early morning in February 2003. Two comets have gone by inside the orbit of Mercury into the sun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTlqt...e=channel_page
And comets are in very long ecliptic orbits, hence they appear with the same time interval. (i dont know how big comets can be, but they are in huge orbits that i know)
didn't finish watching this, its clear the creator of this video doesn't know any astronomy at all.