A Church in Copenhagen is having a service in support of Michael Jackson

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^.. gehört noch DAZU!

Video does not do this amazing experience justice. The Church was filled to the brim, everyone was on their feet, singing Heal the World together! A true testament to #Michaeljacksons legacy, in spite of the attempted character assassination against him. https://t.co/BuRwYHxepi
— Christina Ihler (@CIMadsen) May 4, 2019

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— Christina Ihler (@CIMadsen) May 4, 2019

^.. und das ganze mal live ..

.. auch ein tribute ... .. ab ca. 4:20 Michaels Stern auf dem Walk Of Fame

.. der geniale Salif LaSource mal wieder .. hier LA an Michaels "Stern"

Keeping that beat going with that moonwalk tho!! ????? #MichaelJackson pic.twitter.com/bTTsn10jYk
— Jonathan “Sugarfoot” Moffett (@jmoffettmjm) 3. Juni 2019

..zum Video :

https://twitter.com/jmoffettmj…11681?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

A moon crater has been named after Michael Jackson.

The 13.5 metre-wide site, formerly Posidonius J, is in the Lake of Dreams, next to a 1,200 acre plot owned by Jackson, which he bought at the cost of $27.40 (£17) per acre.

The crater was renamed Michael Joseph Jackson by The Lunar Republic Society, which promotes the exploration, settlement and development of the Moon.

Jackson, who was reported to have been one of the largest lunar landowners, bought his plot in 2005 and owned a smaller parcel in the Sea of Vapours.

According to the society the Jackson crater may be viewed from Earth using a typical home telescope under standard observational conditions.

Jackson's work was heavily influenced by the moon, from his trademark "moonwalk" dance, his autobiography called Moonwalk and an unreleased song called Scared Of The Moon.

A spokesman for the society said: "The official designation of a Lunar crater is a singular honour bestowed upon only a select few luminaries.

"Among those receiving this rare tribute over the past century are Leonardo da Vinci, Christopher Columbus, Sir Isaac Newton, Julius Caesar and Jules Verne."

Source: https://www.telegraph.co.uk