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• Why is the side of the Moon opposite to us dark, and why does it remain so?

  Regarding the twin moons associated with the Earth or its "twin species," they move in opposite directions; after completing their respective rising and setting phases, they undergo a positional shift four times, continuing their circulation in a manner that varies in equality or magnitude.

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  September 16, 2026

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• The 1st or last moon & star on mosque minarets or flags, and now

  The image of the 1st moon and a star—symbolizing the beginning of the lunar month—can still be seen on mosque minarets and the national flags of many countries.

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  September 15, 2026

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• What constitutes the structural twin elements of the "twin moon"?

  As long as there remains a possibility of generating carbon and oxygen through a "twin planetary body" or "tectonic twin body" mechanism, global civilization has a chance to survive, and this pursuit must be continued.

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  September 15, 2026

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• The Earth's Two Points of risings and Two Points of Setting Science

  What happens to the "twin Earth" when the two points of it's risings and settings converge? Your twin field extends from a 30-mile radius to a 600-mile radius, and the ionosphere ends at the 30-mile mark.In other words, what vanishes into The Black Hole does so for an extremely brief period that lies beyond our comprehension.

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  September 13, 2026

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• In the context of the climate crisis, the term 'greening' is not an adjective of verb

  Nations across the globe, including the United Nations, have—through green afforestation programs—fundamentally altered and separated their habitable "twin Earth" into a completely opposite and distinct entity; consequently, that twin Earth is now perceived as existing in a distant galaxy.

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  September 12, 2026

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