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Originally posted by Project_Silo
Quasar,
In your picture you say should'nt the crater on ethe right be just as filled in?Why would that be so......Is there evidence these two collisions happend at the same time?
The mound buildt up around the two crater is the "earth" pushed up from the impact.And that tunnel .........
Again not trying to be mean but this is honestly what i see and here.
How many people said it was a nuclear reactor?
Raise hands?
Now, how many people know about the logistics of building such a thing. Raise hands?
Thank you.
Please crawl into your respective holes and d- ... Don't ever speak again.
FYI: The best way to culminate energy whilst on the moon is solar-panels.
Not nuclear reactors.
Despite the moon's abundance of nuclear fuel.
It's all-ready been discussed.
Thanks for the responses John. I still don't really see artificial structure to the "crater" in question, as it still just looks like a crater to me.
What do you mean by "radiation combining with molecules of air"? Why would this produce a blue glow?
And why would radiation be leaking out of the reactor?
Wouldn't it be shielded as reactors are on Earth?
But most importantly, did someone "in the know" tell you that this is a giant fission reactor or did you reach that conclusion on your own?
This is what I'm getting at! Is there proof from people who are actually on this base?
Are there people on this base or is it an old base now?
I'm sure I heard a radio talk show of John and someone else who have similar ideas about the moon but the other person believed that it is very old building etc.. on the moon.
Surely if there are people working up there on the moon, someone could leak a picture from up there to us here?
You may chose to consider the fact that we have not yet managed to build a fusion reactor on Earth as indicative of the real likelihood that we have done so on a lifeless and airless lump of rock 238k miles away.
Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by Project_Silo
Again not trying to be mean but this is honestly what i see and here.
Thanks for the post Project_Silo and I respectfully promise you that my comments are not based on your grammer or ability to spell. I would like to respectfully propose that one (but not the only) reason you can't see anything in these photos is because you are not ready to accept reality. Either not ready or not able (for whatever reason).
Builidings on the moon reprresent a direct threat to ones sense of reality and if one is having trouble with reality even without aliens on the moon, or is perfectly content with ones perception of reality one is certainly not going to accept anything that represents a threat to his or hers perception of 'reality'. Just a guess. And thanks again for your input.