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Originally posted by insider15
reply to post by Gawdzilla
No sorry i wasnt trying to say they where the only two or that they were even close to an answer just 2 that popped into my head that make sence to me, i have really enjoyed all the replies i have got and it has given my a lot to mull over, and hey who knows maybe the moon is just a natural lump of rock and we did go there in 1969 and its totally devoid of life of any orgin and the only reason we havent gone back is due to the cost and lack of political will(a bit far out there but hey who knows)
"Over himself his own body and mind the individual is sovereign"
John Stuart Mill.
The moon is filled with milk
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by spikey
Lunar meteorites are different from moon rocks and Moon rocks are different from "deep space" meteorites.
The few lunar meteorites which have been found all have one thing in common with other meteorites, their surfaces have a fusion crust formed by the heat of entering Earth's atmosphere. The 800+ pounds of rocks and sand returned from the Moon do not have this crust.
Lunar meteorites and the Moon rocks brought to Earth are very different from meteorites which come from deep space. Among other things, most meteors contain iron-nickel, moon rocks contain essentially none.
Originally posted by esteay812
reply to post by insider15
I believe the moon could be artificial, or maybe natural and then made into some type of vessel. I came to this conclusion when wondering why the face of the moon always faces the Earth.
It dawned on me to wonder, if the light side of our moon always faces us, then how did the meteors hit it head on? They would've had to pass through the center of Earth to hit in some of the locations where the craters are. I know Earth's gravity could manipulate some meteors in the direction of the moon, but they would have hit at an angle, causing mishapen crater, right? Then how do they hit in a naturally occuring head-on angle with the Earth in the way? Just my opinion.
Also, if you take a clear ball and fill it half full with water then spin the ball the water (heavy part of the ball) stays at the bottom, because of gravity. When the ball stops spinning the water is still in the same place, at the bottom. If the moon were partially hollowed wouldn't the heavy part of the moon be pulled by Earth's gravity toward the surface of Earth, thus causing the moon to always face the Earth in the same position?
[edit on 5-4-2009 by esteay812]
Originally posted by spikey
reply to post by Gawdzilla
Are you a simulation Gawdzilla?
I've read quite a few of your replies on this and other threads..they mostly seem to consist of one word or one line questions or comments.
I've taken time to constuct and type out my replies...if you want a proper answer, and you are indeed a human being, why don't you follow my example...perhaps ask fully constructed questions, then we can talk eh?
Anyway...fascinating thread...night night all.
spikey.
Originally posted by spikey
The bottom line is i guess, after weighing the pro's and con's, anything can be faked. And withought actually clubbing together to build our own probe, we're never going to know, conclusively, one way or the other. Unless of course, more folks in the know come forward.
Originally posted by justsomeboreddude
Well Alrighty then.
First the office for The Truman Show was not on the moon. It was on the outside of the set of the show. If it was on the moon how did Truman get to Ed Harris charachter?
Secondly the moon is not artificial, nor is it hollow. If it was made by man or some other being why would it drift away from the Earth an inch or so every year?