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Originally posted by easynow
Originally posted by mcrom901
love the opening..... "the moon is essentially grey.... no colour"....
jeeeze you can't help but to laugh when you listen to that clip
thanks
and what is that going to be 1000 cbm of ice....... in a more updated form...... i.e. + details of exact locations.... after so many moon missions.......
and for what purpose...... resources for astronauts who will stay there for extended periods..... god knows when... or lunar habitation...
i suppose they also plan to install water purification systems.... just in case...... oh... i almost forgot the 'essential' fluoride fortification needs....
well...... they should first try & put man 'back' on the moon..... then start exploring all these 'exotic' projects......
anyways.... the experiments conducted via the clamentine mission....... had already confirmed the presence of water near the lunar surface..... so......
after which the lunar prospector was launched a few years later (i.e. a decade ago) to look for 'polar ice deposits'.... + more mapping..... at what price...... $62.8 million
and guess what....... during these troubled times..... how much do you think are the costs of the 'current' mission...... lcross @ $79m +lunar reconnaissance orbiter @ $504m
and what is the purpose of this 'lro'....... to map out the lunar surface in regards to targeted landing sites for future missions.......... are they counting the dust particles....
these details are the facts that have been released to the public sector by nasa........ i suppose thats about it..... very simple....... 'all details have been thrown into light'......
slow and easy....... just like the confirmation which surfaced in 2008 that small amounts of water had been found in moon samples brought back by the apollo-15 in 1971........
so many missions..... all mapping the lunar surface......... then how come they so forgot to mention anything about the lunar orbiters which date back to the sixties......
out of sheer co-incidence...... just very recently the 'restored images' of the lunar south pole were released...... from the lunar orbiter missions dating back to 1967.....
3.3 Present Life
Could bacterial life exist in the atmosphere of Venus today? Although this is considered unlikely, the possibility of life in the clouds or the middle atmosphere of Venus has not been ruled out by any observations made to date. While the atmosphere is both dry and acidic, extremophilic life has adapted to far more harsh conditions on Earth. There is some evidence that the trace-gas constituents of the Venus atmosphere are not in chemical equilibrium with each other. On Earth, the primary source of disequilibrium in the atmospheric chemistry is the activities of biological processing; could disequilibrium on Venus also be a sign of life? In 1997, David Grinspoon made the suggestion that microbes in the clouds and middle atmosphere could be the source of the disequilibrium. In 2002, Dirk Schulze-Makuch independently proposed that observations of the Venus atmosphere by space probes showed signatures of possible biological activity.
As noted by Grinspoon and Schulze-Makuch, the Venus atmosphere has several trace gasses which are not in chemical equilibrium. The Venera missions and the Pioneer Venus and Magellan probes found that carbon monoxide is scarce in the planet’s atmosphere, although solar radiation and lightning should produce it abundantly from carbon dioxide. Hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide, two gases which react with each other and thus should not be found together, are also both present, indicating some process (possibly biological?) is producing them. Finally, although carbonyl sulfide is difficult to produce inorganically, it is present in the Venusian atmosphere. On Earth, this gas would be considered an unambiguous indicator of biological activity. While none of these chemical combinations are in themselves an unambiguous sign of life, it is interesting enough to warrant a more careful look at the atmospheric chemistry.
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
If the area of the Moon he was looking at looked grey, how else would you expect him to describe it?
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Someday, there will be missions designed to test these hypotheses, and someday life may be found.
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Originally posted by easynow
reply to post by Arbitrageur
I'm really confused
yes i agree , you are
how hard is it to understand the the line quoted from the article ? it's been argued and taught for a hundred years that the Moon is dead but with the latest releases of info we know that's not true. it's a pretty simple concept and your confusion is self inflicted from oversimplifications.
did we discover life on the moon and I missed the announcement?
Also, nice picture, but if it was supposed to support your argument that the moon isn't dead, it might need a little more explanation as to how to interpret it that way.
Originally posted by mcrom901...if they are so speculative as you claim.... how is it... that they are only interested in their own experiments & gathered evidence.....
simply....... the indian red rain was 'SUPPRESSED'......
Originally posted by easynow
reply to post by Arbitrageur
not sure if they are in on the conspiracy or not (if there is one) but don't you agree that the picture looks fake ? and what could that mean ?
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
reply to post by easynow
Yes I heard Michiu Kaku's speculation on that before, it's interesting.
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
I can't tell for sure whether it's real or fake just by looking at it, but perhaps the reason it may look fake is because we don't have a point-of-reference against which to gauge it...
...i.e., we never before saw a high definition movie of an Earth-rise over the Moon, therefore we have nothing against which to compare it. We can't say "it doesn't look like the 'other' high-definition movies of an Earth-rise"
Originally posted by mcrom901
in regards to the above video..... here are some more details.....
these quotes are from....
Apollo 11 Technical Air-to-Ground Voice Transcription, July 1969, 626 pages
furthermore....
and these are from....
Apollo 11 Onboard Voice Transcription-Command Module, August 1969, 248 pages
and finally.....
www.llnl.gov...
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
reply to post by LunaCognita
The people that say NASA is hiding information don't seem to realize that most of the speculation on life in our solar system comes from NASA scientists.
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
I don't understand what you say they are "suppressing" that sort of information. On the contrary, NASA is rather at the cutting edge of looking for life elsewhere. They are among the leaders on that specific scientific community.
Originally posted by easynow
so do you agree with Michiu Kaku's opinion or do you not have an opinion on that ?
Originally posted by mcrom901
kinda obvious......... imho......
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
reply to post by mcrom901
That video from the Kaguya probe used a modern high-definition digital video camera with a telephoto lens. The Apollo missions did not.