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Originally posted by SuperSlovak
allright, fair enough...
but did they take something and dig through the surface?
that would also be a nice accurate way to find out once and for all
Originally posted by NavalFC
There are no odd structures on the moon. You may see weird tricks of light or be able to make out pictures, But as with the mars lunacy, this is due to your brain's inate tendency to try to find familiar in the unfamiliar.
Please watch all 3 parts in this video series on the subject, which is called Pareidollia:
www.youtube.com...
Twelve of the filters in the IMP are used to examine the geology of Mars. These filters rely on the fact that different minerals reflect varying colors (wavelengths) of light. Some of these subtle differences may not even be visible to the human eye, but individual filters can be "tuned" to specific spectra (colors of light), in order to make them very visible in the images. Geologists have made predictions about what minerals can be found in the area, and the filters geology filters have been picked accordingly.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by nerbot
The moon has not always been tidally locked with Earth. Early in its history it did not always show the Earth the same face.
For 25 years, scientists have pondered a theory that the Moon was created when an object the size of Mars crashed into Earth less than 100 million years after the Sun was born, some 4.6 billion years ago. The general idea has been run through the paces and massaged into shape and is now the favored explanation
The entire surface of the moon gets exposed to space (and the Earth).
New research by a team under Ian Crawford and Emily Baldwin of the Birkbeck College School of Earth Sciences used more sophisticated means to simulate the pressures any such terrestrial meteorites might have experienced during their arrival on the lunar surface. This confirmed Armstrong's hypothesis. In many cases, the pressures could be low enough to permit the survival of biological markers, making the lunar surface a good place to look for evidence of early terrestrial life.
Any such markers are unlikely to remain on Earth, where they would have been erased long ago by more than three billion years of volcanic activity, later meteor impacts, or simple erosion by wind and rain.
Meteors and asteroids don't come from a single direction or on a schedule.
The Earth is small and distant, space is large and everywhere.
[edit on 12/8/2008 by Phage]
HOW MANY ASTEROIDS ARE THERE?
Gaspra, Asteroid #951.
There are about 40,000 known asteroids that are over 0.5 miles (1 km) in diameter in the asteroid belt. About 3,000 asteroids have been cataloged. There are many more smaller asteroids.
Originally posted by Psychonaughty
You sound like an dis informing CIA spook.
Originally posted by NavalFC
go check out www.badastronomy.com...
Originally posted by Psychonaughty
Originally posted by NavalFC
There are no odd structures on the moon. You may see weird tricks of light or be able to make out pictures, But as with the mars lunacy, this is due to your brain's inate tendency to try to find familiar in the unfamiliar.
Please watch all 3 parts in this video series on the subject, which is called Pareidollia:
www.youtube.com...
You sound like an dis informing CIA spook.
Originally posted by RFBurns
Please watch all 3 parts in this video series on the subject,