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Originally posted by jra
Originally posted by Shrukin89
But NASA didn't want to tell us that the moon has full of ice already. Because well Russia and India are like.. Uhh yeah.. The moon is full of ice.
What are you talking about? NASA has been collecting evidence of Lunar ice for a long while now. The M3 instrument on board India's Chandrayaan-1 which found the water / hydroxyl is a NASA instrument.
Please get your information straight.
i bet they hit the exact spot the moon landing took place and will wipe away all evidence of man ever being on the moon
Originally posted by Chovy
Ever since Nasa (national american stupid agency) decided to bomb the moon I have been constantly debating the outcome. And it's not looking good at all.
Don't tell me a two ton payload rigged to explode is not a bomb.
Choice: No Choice, Nasa does what it wants. Period.
Cost: Why is it we spend billions on crap like this, chasing water on the moon, when we can’t (or won’t) spend the same amount here to conserve water? Senseless stupidity.
The Unknown: Scientists can conduct all the earth bound tests they want to. The simple fact is there is no way of knowing what ramifications this will have on the moon and the earth. These planets are inextricably linked.
Messing with these forces could alter our tidal patterns, weather patterns, and who knows what else. It’s just foolishness. And dangerous.
What Nasa is doing is throwing a two ton wrench in the clockwork of nature, mark my words, no good will come out of this.
Take a good look at the moon, it won't look the same on Saturday.
www.scientificamerican.com...
Originally posted by barrelmaker
THERE IS NO BOMB!
NASA will tomorrow launch a spectacular mission to bomb the Moon. Their LCROSS mission will blast off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, carrying a missile that will blast a hole in the lunar surface at twice the speed of a bullet.
i bet they hit the exact spot the moon landing took place and will wipe away all evidence of man ever being on the moon...
Originally posted by ufo reality
I think we should leave the Moon alone. We've already striped the Earth of much of it's resources. We shouldn't strip the Moon of water and uranium just because we can like we've done on Earth.
What is the likelyhood of the impact sparking ineteria, and kicking off the Moon's rotation?
Also, here are a few "facts" that I was told earlier in the year that I haven't been able to confirm yet.
With regards to Earth's Moon; There are NO other moons/satelites in our known universe that:
1.) have NO rotation as they orbit.
2.) perfectly eclipse the sun
I dunno, doesn't this all create a somewhat creepy vision of the Moon? Isn't this thread correct in coming up with irrational/rational theories as to the actual events they are hiding? Everything they tell us is a lie, therefore we can all accurately assume that this official story is false as well.
Originally posted by Chovy
Originally posted by barrelmaker
THERE IS NO BOMB!
oh really? Do you believe everything nasa tells you?
NASA will tomorrow launch a spectacular mission to bomb the Moon. Their LCROSS mission will blast off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, carrying a missile that will blast a hole in the lunar surface at twice the speed of a bullet.
Originally posted by patmac
With regards to Earth's Moon; There are NO other moons/satelites in our known universe that:
1.) have NO rotation as they orbit.
2.) perfectly eclipse the sun
and the fact that we have RARELY seen pictures of the moon in COLOR, up until only a few weeks ago, really. (Thankyou India!)
Apollo 14 S-IVB Impact Crater
The Apollo impact velocity was 2.54 km/sec and an angle of 69° from the horizontal along a heading of 103° (west to east). The S-IVB had a mass of 14,016 kg (30835 lbs) at the time of impact and impact energy was 5.54 x 1010 J (equivalent to just over 10 tons of TNT). The signal from the impact was recorded on the Apollo 12 seismometer; it lasted for about 3 hours. The LCROSS impactor (Centaur upper stage) is much smaller than the S-IVB and thus will make a smaller crater. The Centaur weighs about 2000 kg and will impact with a velocity of about 2.5 km/sec.
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Originally posted by jra
Originally posted by Shrukin89
But NASA didn't want to tell us that the moon has full of ice already. Because well Russia and India are like.. Uhh yeah.. The moon is full of ice.
What are you talking about? NASA has been collecting evidence of Lunar ice for a long while now. The M3 instrument on board India's Chandrayaan-1 which found the water / hydroxyl is a NASA instrument.
Please get your information straight.
jra is right. NASA's Clementine Spacecraft found good evidence of water-ice on the Moon 15 years ago (in 1994) -- and NASA told us about it then.
Shrukin89 -- please do some research.
[edit on 10/8/2009 by Soylent Green Is People]