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Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by Trublbrwing
I'm just going to point out the obvious here.
Quantum physics has nothing to do with the moon.
I don't want an architect talking to me about calculus, and I don't want a quantum physics dude talking about mega items.
Originally posted by carlitomoore
That document dosn't disuss any issues as related by the OP, as posted by Chadwikus on the first page. All it is saying is that the moon is not acting like all the thoretical science says it should. It dosn't mention Planet X or niribu, and it has no effect o nanimal deaths on this Earth whatsoever.
The very fact that it is written by someone with a PhD in Quantum Physics means nothing, and people calling for experts to confirm the info is ridiculous. I could post a thousand documents that are notoriously hard to read and claim it is causing the earthquakes.
Pathetic.
Originally posted by carlitomoore
That document dosn't disuss any issues as related by the OP, as posted by Chadwikus on the first page. All it is saying is that the moon is not acting like all the theoretical science says it should. It dosn't mention Planet X or niribu, and it has no effect o nanimal deaths on this Earth whatsoever.
The very fact that it is written by someone with a PhD in Quantum Physics means nothing, and people calling for experts to confirm the info is ridiculous. I could post a thousand documents that are notoriously hard to read and claim it is causing the earthquakes.
Pathetic.
Originally posted by CLPrime
reply to post by minniesoda
Hm...you've got me thinking... I wonder what sort of effect the landings and liftoffs of the Apollo landers had on the angular momentum of the moon, and if that could account for the increase in eccentricity (plus the long-term nature of that increase).
Originally posted by Versa
Originally posted by CLPrime
reply to post by minniesoda
Hm...you've got me thinking... I wonder what sort of effect the landings and liftoffs of the Apollo landers had on the angular momentum of the moon, and if that could account for the increase in eccentricity (plus the long-term nature of that increase).
Wouldn't all the Meteoroids that have hit the moon have more of an effect than the Apollo landers?
(Dark Moon by David Percy and Mary Bennet........)