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Originally posted by templar knight
The one area of the moon that causes me concern is that we only see something like 70% of its surface. If the moon formed independantly from Earth (Which poeiople think) then it would spin at an independant rate which means that we would see all of the moon at some time and not have a "dark side" of the moon that we have never seen.
This is an important point which science cannot answer, why do we have a dark side of the moon? My view - it came from earth (natrurally or not) and like a child swinging a toy on the end of a string, we only see one side of the moon.
Originally posted by Daniem
Just to clearify:
Almost all moons in the Solar System keep one face pointed toward their planet, so the moon isnt unique like that.
Originally posted by Celestial Encounters
reply to post by Gawdzilla
If you're referring to me Im sorry but Im not going to read 14 pages of replies before posting.
Originally posted by Gawdzilla
Originally posted by Celestial Encounters
reply to post by Gawdzilla
If you're referring to me Im sorry but Im not going to read 14 pages of replies before posting.
That's why over a dozen people have posted that same nonsense you just did. And why there are 14 pages of posts pointing out it just plain wrong.
Sorry if a good post isn't worth the effort.
Originally posted by flyingfish
come on!!
I have plans myself to mine the moon! and by the way if your worried about meteor impact I invite the encounter! will mine it as well!
This rubbish the moon could be this or that? What are thinking?This prime real estate!
Dummy up sink or swim!
Originally posted by xbranscombex
It was put there by god to pull the tides and give us wind so nature can flourish.
Originally posted by Gawdzilla
Originally posted by xbranscombex
It was put there by god to pull the tides and give us wind so nature can flourish.
Why would "God" need to do that? A great ball of rock in the sky to churn the oceans? Is that the best system he could come up with? Did "God" barely get his G.E.D. and works part time at McDonald's when he's not making universes?