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Originally posted by drevill
reply to post by Nohup
Physics class is irrelevant and regurgitation IMHO
Originally posted by mikesingh
Originally posted by Shadow_Lord
The Moon has no atmosphere. There is no wind, no weather. It can be easily seen by the lack of erosion on the surface of the Moon.
Lack of erosion? Check out the hills in the back ground. They're smooth and rounded, not sharp and rugged, and this can only happen if the Moon has an atmosphere!
So NASA didn't mind sacrificing the astronauts just for winning the so called space race with the Soviet Union? Jeeez!!
From 1871 to 1896, 40 members of England's Royal Astronomical Society reported observing various geometrical shaped light patterns on the moon. In the following years, came confirmed sightings of a moving 50 wide opaque object, great white domes and long bridge like structures on the Plane of Mare Crisium. In 1958 , both US and Soviet scientists collectively observed a huge glowing oval object upon the lunar surface.
Washington Daily News 1968
Two triangular, luminous appearances reported by several observers in Lebanon, Conn., evening of July 3, 1882, on the moon's upper limb. They disappeared, and two dark triangular appearances that looked like notches were seen three minutes later upon the lower limb. They approached each other, met and instantly disappeared. The merger here is notches that have at times been seen upon the moon's limb: thought to be cross sections of craters (Monthly Notices, R.A.S., 37-432). But these appearances of July 3, 1882, were vast upon the moon--- 'seemed to be cutting off or obliterating nearly a quarter of its surface." (Page 268)
west of Picard, according to Ingall - "a most minute point of light, glittering like a star" Sept. 5, 1865 - a conspicuous bright spot west of Picard (Astro. Reg., 3-252). It was seen again by Ingall. He saw it again upon the 7th, but upon the 8th it had gone, and there was a cloud-like effect where the light had been
Originally posted by Malynn
reply to post by Wetware
Yes, I'm sure we clever humans have learned much in the few thousand years we've been conducting experiments. However, what makes you think in the grand scheme of things that a couple of thousand years is a long time?
Theories are proven incorrect all the time, physics theories too, and I think that should Earth-Based humanity still exist in a few thousand more years we'll realize that we didn't know anything...at this time...and probably won't know much then either.
It is awfully arrogant of us to assume we have mastered physics in any way. We're like blind-folded monkeys stumbling in the dark....not masters.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
MikeSingh:
This is YOUR thread, so I will bow in deference....
However, I find some of your conclusions to be in error. I will begin with the assertion of the 64% of Earth gravity, on the Moon. This is, I believe, an assumption that stems from some work of Capt John Lear.
I will continue....it is well known that the orbits of celestial objects rarely, if ever, follow perfectly circular orbital paths. Indeed, they can be generally seen to follow an ellipse. In fact, this is the case for ALL orbital bodies, even our Moon.
most people cannot comprehend the complexity of the Universe....or even our Galaxy, let alone our Solar System!!!!!
Now that I've expanded your vision, hopefully, on the Universe..
This is a body that is nearly one-fourth the diameter of the Earth!
Except, this Moon has been in the sky for all of recorded Human history...
Well....incredible claims require incredible proof.
The gravity field of the moon has been investigated since 1966 when the Russian Luna 10 was placed in orbit around the moon and provided dynamical proof that the oblateness of the moon's gravitational potential was larger than the shape predicted from hydrostatic equilibrium. Soon thereafter, Muller and Sjogren differentiated the Doppler residuals from Lunar Orbiter (LO)-V to produce a nearside gravity map that displayed sizable positive gravity anomalies within the large circular mare basins. These positive anomalies, located in nearside equatorial regions with low topography, showed areas with mass concentrations (or "mascons") in the lunar interior.
Either put up, or shut up!
I say the Moon may be an alien space ship. Prove me wrong, though I have no evidence that this is so. Produce yours.
Originally posted by mikesingh
The gravity field of the moon has been investigated since 1966 when the Russian Luna 10 was placed in orbit around the moon and provided dynamical proof that the oblateness of the moon's gravitational potential was larger than the shape predicted from hydrostatic equilibrium. Soon thereafter, Muller and Sjogren differentiated the Doppler residuals from Lunar Orbiter (LO)-V to produce a nearside gravity map that displayed sizable positive gravity anomalies within the large circular mare basins. These positive anomalies, located in nearside equatorial regions with low topography, showed areas with mass concentrations (or "mascons") in the lunar interior.
Some Mascons have GAs almost equal to the gravity on Earth.