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Do you think that NASA invented thunderstorms to cover up the sounds of space battles?
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Do you think that NASA invented thunderstorms to cover up the sounds of space battles?

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No, but that’s an opinion, in scientific standards No
User Martin Hennings
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No, NASA did not invent thunderstorms.

Step-by-step explanation:

Thunder storms are part of the earths natural environmental occurrence. There are no battles in the space.

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