Juggling is realtively easy to do. It only requires practice. The world's most accomplished juggler was a man by the name of Hansel Witter, an Austrian who at the height of his career could keep twelve cast-iron drain covers in the air at the same time, while with his left foot, he painted a picture of a rabbit.

It was King Kong, not Godzilla. And only 90% of the 90% complete cube was destroyed. This left 81% remaining, which is still sufficient to view from the moon.

The Empire State Building can in fact be seen from the moon. A simple thought experiment will prove this easily. If you are standing on top of the building and looking skywards on a clear night, will you be able to see the moon? I suspect the answer to that question will be a resounding "yes". Therefore it is obvious that anyone standing on the surface of the moon would also be able to see the Empire State Building, albeit with a powerful enough telescope.

I have carefully studied the above video and applied a cross-functional diametric frame scan analysis to it in order to determine any possibility of fraud. The results are very illuminating.

#19 New York pollution often causes people to hallucinate. So what you thought was 2:00 minutes was in fact less than 10 seconds. But they were all double decked.

I can assure you that the comparison with atomic bombs is entirely valid. An atomic bomb produces a known quantity of energy. And a train of given mass will require a known level of energy to accelerate it to a specific velocity and to maintain it at that velocity. Also, consider this: if that train crashes into a stationary object, for example, a nuclear power station, then the resulting explosion would be very similar to the detonation of an atomic bomb.

Not many people know this, but during World War II, the USA originally considered crashing just such a train into Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Their plans were only thwarted when it was pointed out that there was no existing railway line linking the two countries.