But is the video relevant to when it’s released or when it’s discovered?
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Depends on what position of the planets they’re talking about or something I’m sure.
Well since the whole thing's based on the night sky of ancient Babylon, the only thing you can know for sure is that it'll be wrong in 2026 🤷🏻
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The great cosmos KNEW the time you would watch it and produced the video in advance!