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Originally posted by RaKais
Personally, I think if there is any sort of anomaly on the moon, it will be on the dark side.
What is stopping us?
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by RaKais
Personally, I think if there is any sort of anomaly on the moon, it will be on the dark side.
There is no dark side of the Moon
What is stopping us?
Obama... he told NASA they won't get money to go back to the moon. but they can get money to go to asteroids if they want
Originally posted by RaKais
Secondly, I don't think it's budget cuts stopping us going back to the moon.
Originally posted by youdidntseeme
Well what is it then that you think is stopping another trip to the lunar surface?
No budget means no trip.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
There are some tracks on the moon, from boulders rolling around, but these are exactly what you said it's obvious they're not, seam lines. You can prove it by looking at the original source images that Google moon used, and to do that you have to look at images from sources other than Google moon.
Heavy things like boulders do not roll around...
Originally posted by youdidntseeme
Originally posted by RaKais
Secondly, I don't think it's budget cuts stopping us going back to the moon.
Well what is it then that you think is stopping another trip to the lunar surface?
No budget means no trip.
Or meteorite impacts (resulting from larger meteors, as opposed to micrometeors).
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Another possible trigger could be seismic in origin. Just a suggestion. Micrometeorite impacts.
Boulders associated with Impact Craters
These are impact craters that have rocks and boulders scattered on the inside walls and often around outside the rim of the crater. These types of impact craters are young as the boulders haven’t been eroded by micrometeorite impacts and turned into regolith.
Boulders associated with craters occur when bedrock is broken apart and thrown outwards with other materials during the formation of a crater.
In some instances these boulders may roll down crater walls, leaving behind a boulder trail. Such tracks, when seen in LRO data, represent locations where meter-plus sized boulders have rolled down slopes and left behind wide tracks. Boulders that rolled down the slopes of the North Massif were sampled at the Apollo 17 landing site, providing geological samples from otherwise inaccessible geological units.
I believe they are cables, hoses, power distribution lines or maybe even water hoses..
Source of photo?
Originally posted by All Seeing Eye
reply to post by Arbitrageur
Are you stating the following photo is nothing more than a "photographic/mosaic artifact"?
Originally posted by All Seeing Eye
reply to post by Arbitrageur
Are you stating the following photo is nothing more than a "photographic/mosaic artifact"?