Figure 7 -- Its wierd for Colombia
1.Colombia space shuttle which collapsed in the space has 7 people.
2. It starts to travel to Space on Jan 16 --> 1+6 = 7
3. It has scheduled a mission for 16 days 1+6 = 7
4. When it explodes it has exactly 16 mins to reach the earth 1+6= 7
5. According Indian time it has to reach the earth at the time 7:45
PM 7+4+5 = = 16 --> 1+6 = 7
6. From the Columbia space shuttle NASA had disconnected its
communication At 7:27 IST 7+2+7 = 16 ---> 1+6 =7
7. According to NASA it has exploded at 9:43 EST 9+4+3 = 16 ->1+6=7
8. Her age was 43 ....4+3 = 7
9. Her D.O.B is 7th Jan 1961 --->7+1+1+9+6+1 = 25 --> 2+5 = 7
10. K a l p a n a = 7 alphabets
Whenever such things happens - these kind of stuff are floating around.
This is funny numerology - you first decide what you want, decide the number and go and find out the information.
For example if it has not started mission on 16th, but on any other date, you could easily hide it and get a date when it crashed. If the date on which it is crashed is not matchin with your number you can only go for something else. If the hours are not maching add minutes in to it. If the hours are not matching with AM/PM then go for 24 hour cycle.
Try only date (for example 24), if it is not matching try it with 24-1-02, it it is not matching try with 21-2-2002, somewhere you wil get the number you want.
So this is all bullshit!
I agree totally.
Considering that there's a hundred thousand numbers associated with a shuttle launch and landing, this is hardly very innovative.
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Location: Toronto, ON, Canada
Posted on: 28-02-03 19:34:23
It may be bullshit to us as we do not have time for this kind of excercise in Canada..........but hey........our friend Amdavadi has devoted time in figuring out everything......don't you think we should thank him anyways..????
(I am sure once Amdavadi becomes Torontorian, he won't have time for such inventions!!)
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7. According to NASA it has exploded at 9:43 EST 9+4+3 = 16 ->1+6=7
This is wrong.
According to NASA: (All the timings are in CST)
8:53 a.m.
Ground controllers lose data from four temperature indicators on the inboard and outboard hydraulic systems on the left side of the spacecraft. The shuttle is functioning normally otherwise, so the crew is not alerted.
One of the first images of Columbia as it entered the atmosphere over California was taken by Rick Baldridge of Mount Hamilton, near the San Francisco Bay area.
8:58 a.m.
Data is lost from three temperature sensors embedded in the shuttle's left wing.
8:59 a.m.
Data is lost from tire temperature and pressure sensors on the shuttle's left side. One of the sensors alerts the crew, which is acknowledging the alert when communication is lost.
About 9 a.m.
All vehicle data is lost. The shuttle is 207,135 feet over north-central Texas and is traveling about Mach 18.3. NASA officials try to re-establish communication for several minutes.
Texas and Louisiana residents report a loud noise and bright balls -- shuttle debris -- in the sky.
