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Originally posted by tep200377
Its a funny world
Originally posted by tep200377
reply to post by Matyas
Hey Matyas. Who are "we" and where does he have this title? Sorry for the oneliner, but its a valid question to matyas post
Originally posted by anxietydisorder
Originally posted by DogHead
Is there a source of coherent information, a root system under your tree of knowledge as it were, for those of you apparently quoting eg plants on the moon? I have been privileged to see enormous and I mean ENORMOUS full true colour blowups of the Moon, and yes indeed there is some interesting stuff to see, but not what you guys seem to see.
Is there a logical framework these ideas are coming off of in some way?
Not trying to be rude, I am extremely curious. There seems to be an almost cult-like acceptance of certain unproven factoids here and I would actually like to get to the bottom of where it started.
Originally posted by HannahSolo
reply to post by rikriley
Your theories... while interesting... are somewhat flawed. Sunlight only reaches one half of the moon. It is much like two people hold hands and spinning in the circle... when spinning you never see your friend's back because of the fact that the force of one person is pulling the other with it.
I won't say you're wrong about some other intelligent life form creating a crater (since you only need to be correct once) but there is a very simple explaination. The impact of an astroid hitting the moon's surface creates pressure on the areas surrounding the impact sight. When this happens the land scoops up creating a "bowl". After the dust has a chance to "settle" (if you will) the appearance of mountainous terrain is more noticeable. This is even more common when multiple craters are formed in close proximity to one another. The pressure from multiple hits would naturally cause a "bowl"...