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Originally posted by snapperski
Originally posted by Illustronic
Wrong on number 2, the moon cannot be possibly older than the sun that created it.
After I read that I didn't read or hit links after that, this whole post is not based on fact.
As far as us not knowing what we want to from 6 moon landings goes, we don't have knowledge of half of our own earth's life forms, so you see, what you may expect is vast.
This is not a thought provoking post, just much of the same stuff that people around here get stars and flags for.
If you don't like what the world's astrophysics scientists tell you, do your own research yourself, or find another source that you think isn't taking NASA dollars out of your pocket, which is really the thrust of your post. You think NASA lies to you, but you aren't educated enough in the subjects you rant about to know the difference.
This sort of thing grinds my gears.
and the correct facts would be ???? please share,as you clearly think your confident on what are real facts..when NASA don't even know the real facts ??
and the thing that grinds my gears to a halt is ..people like you who dis-credit a thread with,its all rubbish..and then you say you didn't even read the whole thread or check out the links,as its all rubbish..but yet you go on to tell people to do their own research,and that we are not smart enough to understand the difference..kinda of ironic consindering you never read the thread or checked out the source yourself as you admitted...
The Earth's Moon has no large volcanoes and no current volcanic activity, although recent evidence suggests it may still possess a partially molten core.[22] However, the Moon does have many volcanic features such as maria (the darker patches seen on the moon), rilles and domes.
Originally posted by scorand
reply to post by DontProbeMeBro
would like to know more but the mod removed everything..
Originally posted by FanarFanar
Well no I don't. Doubt anyone could for that matter, since you're asking for a probability model based on a very limited data set, since we can only accurately observe objects within our own solar system. But given that there are 170 moons and 9 planets in our solar system and 2 of those objects are tidally locked to another, I guess that it's a pretty common occurence given the vastness of the universe.edit on 3-4-2011 by FanarFanar because: (no reason given)
You're welcome and thanks to you too!
Originally posted by Illustronic
You're helping to make my work easier, thanks buddy!
Excellent point Pauligirl.
Originally posted by Pauligirl
But wait, there's more:
en.wikipedia.org...
List of known tidally locked bodies
Originally posted by backinblack
Anyone ever calculate the odds of the moon having a perfect axis and rotation speed to always have the same side facing earth??
I'd say I'd have more chance of winning lotto many times over...
In astronomy, synchronous rotation is a planetological term describing a body orbiting another, where the orbiting body takes as long to rotate on its axis as it does to make one orbit; and therefore always keeps the same hemisphere pointed at the body it is orbiting. Another way of describing it is that from the surface of the satellite, the main planet appears to be locked in place in the sky as it slowly rotates.
The Moon is in synchronous rotation about the Earth. In fact, most major moons in the solar system have synchronous rotation due to tidal locking.
Originally posted by backinblack
Anyone ever calculate the odds of the moon having a perfect axis and rotation speed to always have the same side facing earth??
I'd say I'd have more chance of winning lotto many times over...