The Moon: Relic From An Advanced Prehistoric Civilization

a reply to: LitriumGem

Yes. But not this, right?

Moreover, analysis of the 380 kg of moon soil samples brought back by astronauts shows that there is pure iron and pure titanium.

Why make stuff up?

a reply to: purplemer

Possibly because from chaos comes order?

The writing is on the wall because we put it there, the writing that is not the Moon.

Like i said celestial mechanics and gravity are the definitive factors where our solar system and the formation of such is concerned.

Problem is we don't exactly have the best view of other star systems to compare our own with as of yet.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

What methodology did you use to ascertain what people think of when they think of the moon?

Yes, the Chinese plan to put up a satellite that mimics the light-reflecting quality of the moon.

Hence the word "artificial".

a reply to: DictionaryOfExcuses

The whole concept of that Chinese satellite is ludicrous. A satellite in a 500 km orbit circles the planet every 90 minutes and would only be able to reflect sunlight (any sunlight at all) for a short time before sunrise or after sunset. For about 6 minutes at the most. Try catching the ISS to get an idea of how it works.

But a satellite is a satellite. Artificial or otherwise. And the Moon is a satellite.

a reply to: DictionaryOfExcuses

Moon by definition is natural. So you can't have an artificial natural satellite. It's like saying a woman has real, natural, fake boobs.

a reply to: LitriumGem

There was a time when Saturn was our "bright sun", and the earth was covered under a purple haze.
The moon was dragged into orbit to sustain life and balance tides.

Some say Its also a soul recycling machine.
www.trickedbythelight.com...


see: for Saturn being our true original sun
saturndeathcult.com...

When you die you avoid going into the white light, avoid being judged or measured, avoid reincarnation - we are Gods who have forgotten our way home. Don't keep repeating re-incarnating into this slave planet toiling for these "phages" who suck the life force for the miserable 70/80 years we are on Earth.

And then there is Enki and Enlil fighting over our worship.




As to Falung Gong, who did the brainwashing 1st? - the Falun Gong Cult or the Chinese Government?


www.theage.com.au...

According to Tang and another recent inmate, the so-called law school puts these stubborn Falun Gong followers through weeks of intensive mental pressure, involving sleep deprivation, continuous video and audio propaganda, and prolonged interrogation by teams of specialists, backed up with beatings and torture.

Tang says the "brainwashing" is a more intensive form of the "re-education" applied to Falun Gong practitioners in between unpaid labour on export products

a reply to: TheConstruKctionofLight

No, there was not. As long as people have been on Earth the Sun and Moon have been here.

a reply to: LitriumGem

If humanity wanted to engineer an artificial moon, they wouldn't have made it as inefficient to their purposes as the ball of rock we have currently.

Besides, we've been to the moon and returned rock samples - all in excess of 5 million years old by any dating method applicable.

originally posted by: turbonium1
I've seen the moon at late night, among the stars. Soon after, the moon was in the blue skies of day, and blocking out sky behind it.

The moon is seen exactly where it is, below the blue skies in day, and among the stars as they appear after sunlight fades away.


It's creation is not known, but it's position below the blue skies is, indeed, clear for all to see.

I've seen the moon many times in the morning day light and wondered how people right below me, on the other side of our planet are able to see the same moon.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

If you say so, no doubt you'll use some carbon dating or other method of "accurate" method of proving that a pre-diluvian race couldn't have survived without the moon.

a reply to: zatara

If you understand what is going on it will no longer be quite so mysterious. Here is an explanation.
physics.stackexchange.com...

a reply to: TheConstruKctionofLight

All you need is an understanding of the effect the moon has on the Earth, particularly the length of days.

a reply to: chr0naut

all in excess of 5 million years old by any dating method applicable.

Incorrect.

a reply to: zatara

I've seen the moon many times in the morning day light and wondered how people right below me, on the other side of our planet are able to see the same moon.

The Earth rotates.

originally posted by: LitriumGem

It's called "tidal locking."

However:

Most major moons in the Solar System − the gravitationally rounded satellites − are tidally locked with their primaries, because they orbit very closely and tidal force increases rapidly (as a

cubic function) with decreasing distance.[15] Notable exceptions are the irregular outer satellites of the gas giants, which orbit much farther away than the large well-known moons.

Pluto and Charon are an extreme example of a tidal lock. Charon is a relatively large moon in comparison to its primary and also has a very close orbit. This results in Pluto and Charon being mutually tidally

locked. Pluto's other moons are not tidally locked; Styx, Nix, Kerberos, and Hydra all rotate chaotically due to the influence of Charon.

Wiki

So, any reason for us to read any further in your source of supposed "head scratchers?"
I mean, he's making it up, as I just showed.
Doesn't bode well for any discussion with you if you believe whatever you read at fringe sites making up lies that you could have easily checked on.

Harte

Although other moons are tidal locked only the moon has synchronous rotation of 1 to 1:

An excerpt from from: ask.metafilter.com...

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You question suggests that "perfect lock" means it will always face the same side, and "imperfect lock" means it will eventually show the opposite side. What you are missing here is that tidal lock ≠ same side always faces (called synchronous rotation).

Synchronous rotation is a specific case where the tidal locking is 1 to 1, that is, a body rotates around its own axis in the same time it orbits another. Tidal locking doesn't require it to be 1 to 1. In the case of the Moon-Earth system, it is 1 to 1, and for purposes of this question, it will forever be. It will never show the other side.

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As the distance between the two bodies changes, so does the tidal lock rotation. This means that EVERY body that is in a tidal lock orbit around a planet has already, or eventually will, experience this one to one rotation.
The moon didn't have it in the past when it was nearer, and it won't have it in the future when it's further away. Same for all the other moons that are tidal locked.

Harte

a reply to: Harte
Earth is trying to catch up, and would do so. If the Sun wasn't going to expand so damned much, the Earth would eventually become locked to the Moon. Only one hemisphere of Earth would see the Moon. I would want it to be the hemisphere I was on.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: chr0naut

all in excess of 5 million years old by any dating method applicable.

Incorrect.

I was sort of right.

Billions of years old, for one, not millions, and between 3.16 billion to 4.44 billion according to Wikipedia.

Which is definitely older than 5 million years.

a reply to: chr0naut

Heh. Actually you were right. All in excess of 5 million.

It's egg nog season. I read what you wrote as billion. But there is the claim, in one of those stupid "moon anomaly" lists, that moon rocks are older than 5 billion years.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: chr0naut

Heh. Actually you were right. All in excess of 5 million.

It's egg nog season. I read what you wrote as billion.

Saludo!

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Harte
Earth is trying to catch up, and would do so. If the Sun wasn't going to expand so damned much, the Earth would eventually become locked to the Moon. Only one hemisphere of Earth would see the Moon. I would want it to be the hemisphere I was on.

Uhhh, for all the stupid folk here, could you possibly elaborate that, Phage? Because I didn’t understand most of it. I got the ‘only one hemisphere of the earth would see moon’ part. Could you elaborate on the other content?