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Originally posted by VreemdeVlieendeVoorwep
It really baffles my mind how people can believe this????
Originally posted by rapunzel222
reply to post by AwareOfSurroundings
life's pretty weird - you'll adjust to it i reckon.
its actually kind of cool that a spaceship could be that big.
it probably was originally a natural body that was hollowed out by aliens.
there are giant 'mascons' below its surface that distort the gravity when you fly around it. Leftovers from the hollowing out phase/equipment?
it IS almost hollow acc to Nasa as they did tests by dropping things on it and it rang 'like a bell'.
the problem wiht that is that natural bodies aren't hollow.....
Originally posted by 1beerplease
some of us no the moons is a spaceship. i highly recommend those who dont watch/read some davied icke/john lear/zorgon threads on ats, and visit the website in zorgons sig: www.thelivingmoon.com...
unbelievable, i never look at the moon the same.
Originally posted by 1beerplease
some of us no the moons is a spaceship. i highly recommend those who dont watch/read some davied icke/john lear/zorgon threads on ats, and visit the website in zorgons sig: www.thelivingmoon.com...
unbelievable, i never look at the moon the same.
Originally posted by VreemdeVlieendeVoorwep
Get over this ridiculous theory. Honestly, it is embarrassing having intelligent people debate whether the moon is a huge spaceship or made of cheese.
The paintings even depict penguin-like animals called auks, pointing to the colder Mediterranean climate of the receding Ice Age. The painting shown here is from the Lascaux Caves, and was probably made close to 15,000 B.C.E. The line of dots under the horse are thought to represent the phases of the Moon. (In other words, this could be the world's oldest known ephemeris — a lunar ephemeris!) Later bone engravings found in Blanchard, France also show phases of the Moon as a winding string of dots.