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Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by kshaund
kshaund....as to your observation of what appeared to be a 'larger' Moon, it is indeed an optical illusion, usually when the Moon is low on the horizon.
The craters? No, it is a misconception that a crater would not be round from a meteor impact at an angle. It's not like throwing a rock into a pile of sand...the energies involved are far greater. In many cases enough energy to heat and melt at the impact site.
Originally posted by jkrog08
I believe there are bases on and under the Moon,I just don't think the entire moon is a 'death star'.
Originally posted by 180attoseconds
reply to post by THEsmokefrog
im just saying, extraordinary claims NEED extraordinary proof to back it up.
Originally posted by kshaund
reply to post by scordar
How you doing? Are you going to ask Robert about your theory? I think it would be a great question - I gave the link a few posts back.
Originally posted by InfaRedMan
While I truly respect Robert for other things he has said and done in the past, I must admit that the Terra Papers are somewhat wacky. I do worry about the collective IQ of people on this forum when they start believing that our moon is a Death Star. Apparently some parents were lapse in teaching their kids that Hollywood isn't real.
Just wondering... when someone is shot and killed in a movie, do some of you really believe that the protagonist died in real life? Are you able to make a distinction between real and fantasy? Or do you believe that through some miracle of alien technology, the protagonist was revived in order to appear in another movie a week later?
What is happening to people? I really would love to read a decent psychological study into it. This planet is doomed if this is an accurate indication of human intelligence.
IRM
[edit on 11/4/09 by InfaRedMan]
Originally posted by InfaRedMan
While I truly respect Robert for other things he has said and done in the past, I must admit that the Terra Papers are somewhat wacky. I do worry about the collective IQ of people on this forum when they start believing that our moon is a Death Star. Apparently some parents were lapse in teaching their kids that Hollywood isn't real.
Just wondering... when someone is shot and killed in a movie, do some of you really believe that the protagonist died in real life? Are you able to make a distinction between real and fantasy? Or do you believe that through some miracle of alien technology, the protagonist was revived in order to appear in another movie a week later?
What is happening to people? I really would love to read a decent psychological study into it. This planet is doomed if this is an accurate indication of human intelligence.
IRM
[edit on 11/4/09 by InfaRedMan]
Originally posted by timelike
What a marvellous piece of science fiction! I haven't laughed so hard since all that SERPO nonsense. Surely this is too far fetched even for ATS?
Originally posted by Reevster
Originally posted by timelike
What a marvellous piece of science fiction! I haven't laughed so hard since all that SERPO nonsense. Surely this is too far fetched even for ATS?
How do you really know its science fiction?
Originally posted by Reevster
Just because it seems impossible doesnt make it so, I remember the star trek boys using comunicators (NO CORDS ???) away back when and here we are today using cell phones. I mean that was just silly right?