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just in time. I had the timer on and got a little distracted. I heard the beeping indicating it was almost time. I made it behind the orbuculum in the nick of...
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just in time. I had the timer on and got a little distracted. I heard the beeping indicating it was almost time. I made it behind the orbuculum in the nick of time before the camera went off. You can see the ceiling fan light in the background. I do not know how or why the swirling got there on the ball. It does not have that. There also appears a crack, but there is no crack in this dimension. Maybe I need to open up my eyes and utilize my 3rd eye. This to me signals things are not as they appear right now for me, If you want to see my orbuculum I uploaded it as my profile picture.
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SM-A037U

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Aperture 22000/10000 ISO 1321 Shutter 490/10000 Focal Length 339/100

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Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US

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Jun, 2022

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