Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by marg6043
Thanks for the clarification of the images.
Is truly fascinating, but I still believe that it can be an ancient site of some mining operations way before our time in earth perhaps.
It if was 1966 how come Is not roads or anything left behind?
Ask yourself (or ask somebody) what would be the indications if this mine was in full operation? Clouds of dust? Would there be huge piles of sloping overburden? Would there be cranes of any sort? Would there be refining facilities and if there were what would be the indications of refinement facilities? Would there be tanks containing chemicals? Would chemical reactions cause vapor to rise or fall from the top of these tanks depending on their specific gravity? Oops, never mind, there can't be any vapor on the moon, its a vacuum.
Good point, John. Also clouds of dust are impossible in a vacuum as well because clouds can only be formed in liquid medium like a gaseous atmosphere.
[edit on 19-9-2006 by crgintx]
[edit on 19-9-2006 by crgintx]









