The true history of seven heavens and the eighth that it's the Earth

There is a growing flow of people who see conspiracy theories everywhere but the reality is the easiest explanation. Between 20 to 30% of the world population doubt about man has never gone to the Moon , obviously those who’s knowing the human history, to these we would have been to add an approximately 10% who believe that really we have gone but not in the way which tells the story (later, on other trip which wasn’t recorded); and complete this group who believe in secret Encounters of the Third Phase on the Moon or the existence of hidden colonies on the far side. Although we have many proofs of this historical fact and now has been aerially photographed locations and what was left there (in fact until the ruts of the Rover); not having become more (read  “That's one small step for a man, a giant leap for mankind” but we wait the second ) and certainly none that are reading the article have seen any live, it helps create not one of the most importants events in human ...

On 24 August 79 AD the city of Pompeii , in the Gulf of Naples, was buried by an eruption of Vesuvius . Vesuvius has a tendency to have explosive eruptions but the burial of Pompeii was something that had long been warning the volcano, in fact it had already erupted, something that attracted Pliny the Elder and his son to study. Ignorance caused the evacuation began already in the great eruption , trapping its inhabitants ash rain and pyroclastic flow. The eruption was described by Pliny the Younger, because his father (The Older) was one of the victims, the official date recorded by him is incorrect, it doesn’t agree with known dates and physical evidence in the excavations; but t he document is the first scientific description of an eruption , and surely the date is a transcription error by not having the original document. Pyroplastic Flow as which killed Pompeii people Today the slopes of Vesuvius are populated by one of the most important conurbations del Mediterranean:...