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Originally posted by SholaHopper
Could the camouflage be for extra uv shielding?
From what i understand, you can get a pretty nasty sun burn at 15,000 feet, so would the moon's atmosphere (being equal to ours at 15,000) allow the same amount of uv through?
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by SholaHopper
Could the camouflage be for extra uv shielding?
From what i understand, you can get a pretty nasty sun burn at 15,000 feet, so would the moon's atmosphere (being equal to ours at 15,000) allow the same amount of uv through?
If the Moon had this kind of atmosphere, there wouldn't be as many craters there, the composition of the lunar soil would be different (beause of different exposure to radiation), there would be dust storms due to winds and the moon would have a bluish hue due to oxygen, which, alas, is not present there in reality.
Originally posted by SholaHopper
As I am currently posting on a thread in John Lear's forum, I am operating under the assumption that John has no reason to lie and wishes to divulge what he has come to learn.
I am operating under the assumption that John has no reason to lie and wishes to divulge what he has come to learn.
One way to test a theory is to temporarily assume its true and from there ask questions. If the answers to these questions are not consistent with the theory then this theory begins to fall apart around you.
Originally posted by spikedmilk
And for your information, if there were amusement parks on the moon...I still wouldnt go. I hate lines and think of the mark-up for the concessions up there.
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
Originally posted by SholaHopper
As I am currently posting on a thread in John Lear's forum, I am operating under the assumption that John has no reason to lie and wishes to divulge what he has come to learn.
If this was your first dance in this forum, then I could see how that much naivety might seem cordial and the right thing to use when approaching such outlandish and unsupported claims. However, some have been around here and used that route many moons ago to no avail, which a quick read through some of the threads on this forum would answer for you. No reason not to come in here preprepared, huh, so might want to go read through a lot of the threads, a lot of the direct questions proposed to John and his answers before blindly assuming he is here to no nothing less than shine the angelic light of truth upon our ignorantly darkened faces....
[edit on 29-11-2007 by IgnoreTheFacts]
[edit on 29-11-2007 by IgnoreTheFacts]
Originally posted by Blaine91555
Very interesting post none the less. Thanks Zorgon.
Sorry about the atmosphere comment John. You know you love it though. Without us the Forum would not be nearly as interesting.
Originally posted by zorgon
make one wonder why I bother
There are a few of us who want to hear what you have to say.
Please don't stop now Zorgon
The EPS/MIT work has drawn interest from MDA and DTRA for DEW/KEW applications and from Delphi Corporation,a major automotive electronics firm, which envisions an automotive mini-fusion reactor that would collide two small toroids generated by 1-meter-long neutron tubes" and capture the heat from their collision.