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Originally posted by Plumbo
Fact: There is glass up in the sky.
The Moon rings like a bell when struck by a large object.
The first man-made crash directed at the Moon that could be detected by a seismometer occurred after the Apollo 12 astronauts had returned to the CSM and the LM ascent stage was sent smashing into the Moon’s surface. The shock waves of this impact surprised the scientists – the Moon vibrated for over 55 minutes!! Also, the kinds of signals recorded by the seismometers were utterly different from any ever received before, starting with small waves, gaining in size to a peak, and then lasting for incredibly long periods of time. A seismic wave took 7 to 8 minutes to reach the peak of impact energy and then gradually decreased in amplitude over a period that lasted almost an hour. It was claimed that even after an hour the minutest reverberations had still not stopped.When the Apollo 12 LM hit the lunar surface at 6,048 kilometres per hour, 72 kilometres from the landing site, digging an estimated 9 metre wide crater, the results were astonishing. All 3 seismometers in the package recorded the impact, which set up a sequence of reverberations lasting nearly an hour. Nothing like this had ever been measured on Earth. The LM impact occurred at 1617 USCST 20 November (0817 AEST 21 November) 1969. A news conference had been scheduled to begin at 1630, and when it did start, the Moon was still “ringing” as the scientists – all of them seismic experts – arrived at the news centre from their laboratories.
Maurice Ewing, co-head of the seismic experiment, told the afternoon news crowd of the unexpected event, informing them that the Moon was still ringing. He confessed he was at a loss to explain why the Moon behaved so strangely. “As for the meaning of it,” Ewing announced, “I’d rather not make an interpretation right now. But it is as though one had struck a bell, say, in the belfry of a church a single blow and found that the reverberation from it continued for 30 minutes.” As he spoke the reverberations continued on for another 25 minutes.
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Reuben Iorns asks:“How loud is the sun? Does sound travelthrough space?”The Sun would be very loud indeed if we could hear it. The Sun rings like a bell, but with a tone so low no-one can hearit. We know this because astronomers use special equipment to watch the Sun and measure the changing shape of theSun. The Sun changes shape because of the sound waves run-ning around inside the Sun causing it to wobble like jelly. Ifwe were to speed up the sound of the Sun that we record, so that we could hear it, we would hear a **warbling** tone with a number of other tones all mixed together like a badly tuned violin. The sound from the Sun however does not travel directly to Earth. While light waves and radio waves cantravel in space, sound waves do not. If you drop a drop of water into a bucket of still water, you can see ripplestravelling out. Sound waves are like the ripples in the water, they need to travel through and move the airaround you. In space there is no air, it is a vacuum, so there is nothing in which sound waves can move. Space isa very quiet place!16 Galaxy – Spring 2001
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Originally posted by Plumbo
oh boy...
anyone else?
Originally posted by Plumbo
ThunderCloud, please for the sake of guarding your own stupidity, look at the previous posts....
: Originally posted by orionthehunter
Yes it is 3-dimensional. I was too lazy to go back and correct that so please forgive me. As far as the weird thought of glass in the atmosphere creating a rainbow of colors instead of water, how do you explain the spectrum of colors you see when you shoot the spray from a water hose up towards the sun and see a rainbow of colors? Are you saying the water is turning into glass?
c'mon Orion, don't you think I thought of that?
Like I said, the water is a mere surface of projection, whether it is tiny droplets in the sky or a sprayed mass from a garden hose. Both have projected onto them glass filtered light. I thought you were smarter than this.
Before you go any further into disagreement, yes, even a flashlight, which produces a spectrum of colors uses glass filtered light, the bulb is glass.
Originally posted by ThunderCloud
P.S. -- Given your chart, what's the approximate volume of Heaven? It appears to be a sphere...
Okay that is your theory. Lets do the experiment.
Originally posted by Plumbo
The rock would have to skid across the surface of the tank for awhile until it built up enough heat friction.
Originally posted by Plumbo
Well, that's better! Now you might be considereing a heaven-centered earth. Good!
Originally posted by Umbrax
Okay that is your theory. Lets do the experiment.
Also does your theory include the moon having glass or its just a bowl?
Temperatures on the Moon are far to hot to live and far to cold to live. The same thing as all the planets in the solar system. That also reminds me, where are all the planets?