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I posted the photo's on ATS media about a year ago, they have been removed.
So now they have been posted them here and this is a closeup.
Not at the moment, I am still waiting for the other images.
Originally posted by playswithmachines
You want more?
Originally posted by BRITWARRIOR
Oh what and you seriously think the government uses technology that civilians do? NASA can land on the moon what can you do? can you get to the moon? when will you be able to land on the moon your self in wonder?
Most government programmes are 20 or more years more advanced then what they lead us the public to believe, the government spends billions on super computers, billions...
I would bet everything i own the government had a super computer more powerful then any home PC today in the 1970s,
Originally posted by DJW001
You claim that the Moon is hollow. It is not.
This is a misunderstanding based on a geologist claiming that the Moon "rings like a bell."
This does not mean it is hollow, it just means that its interior has fewer "layers" than the Earth, so it vibrates differently.
Originally posted by ziggystrange
A solid cylinder will emit a tone, if something vibrates, it emits a frequency,
Originally posted by OmegaLogos
Originally posted by Phage
Nice clear day. Not a cloud in the Arctic sky. Wait! Where's Greenland? Europe? North America? That is not a real image.
This is:
www.ssec.wisc.edu...
Explanation: Thanks for the debunk on the OP's linked picture as the picture you link to is the 1st complete satellite picture of the arctic I have ever seen. St*r!
But then your post goes on and promotes ignorance ....
No. The Earth is not hollow.
That is NOT scientific FACT and HERE is WHY....
Atom size [wiki]
Atomic radius [wiki]
Yahoo Answers [answers.yahoo.com]
What % of an atom is empty? [physicsforums.com]
Wiki Answers [wiki.answers.com]
Hydrogen Atom Scale Model [phrenopolis.com]
Personal Disclosure: So yeah...from a scientific POV the Earth is 99.9999999999999% HOLLOW!!!
P.S. Shame on the sycophants who starred you and didn't bring your shallow arguments flaws to your attention!
Also, a true skeptic is skeptical of what they think they know most of all.
Originally posted by ziggystrange
reply to post by Conspirus
The Earth cannot be hollow. If it were it would not be able to have the Moon orbiting it as it does, all our tide calculations would be wrong, and plate tectonics would not have proof of existing. There is tons of evidence that supports it (earth) being a core with layers, and nothing at all to imply it is hollow.
The moon having been deemed to ring like a bell has nothing to do with it being hollow. A solid cylinder will emit a tone, if something vibrates, it emits a frequency,
This thread is based on no evidence at all.
edit on 8-11-2011 by ziggystrange because: Fix typo
Originally posted by ArMaP
Originally posted by ziggystrange
A solid cylinder will emit a tone, if something vibrates, it emits a frequency,
Apparently people forget that a tuning fork is not hollow.
I don't know why I'm getting involved here but....
The Earth just couldn't have the mass it does if it was hollow. It may have caverns that run very deep, it may not be exactly how Geologists suspect but HOLLOW?
The Earth cannot be hollow. If it were it would not be able to have the Moon orbiting it as it does, all our tide calculations would be wrong, and plate tectonics would not have proof of existing.
There is tons of evidence that supports it (earth) being a core with layers, and nothing at all to imply it is hollow.
The moon having been deemed to ring like a bell has nothing to do with it being hollow. A solid cylinder will emit a tone, if something vibrates, it emits a frequency,
This thread is based on no evidence at all.