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Originally posted by A Fortiori
reply to post by newworld
Not to keep the discourse alive or anything, but...
To say that ATSrs with telescopes could provide complete surveillance of the entire surface of Mars is stretching it.
Go to livescience.com and search on gravity and moon. You'll find some interesting research.
As to the impact precluding settlement, what if creatures lived below the surface?
Originally posted by IX-777
To further back up my claims that NASA is basically declaring war upon the inhabitants of the Moon, several NASA employees have confirmed that there are extraterrestrial bases and life on the Moon.
Two experiments, the Active Seismic Experiment on Apollo 14 and 16 and the Lunar Seismic Profiling Experiment on Apollo 17, were performed to determine the detailed structure of the upper kilometer of the lunar crust. Both experiments involved detonation of a series of small explosives. The seismic waves or ground motions caused by these explosions were measured by a network of geophones. On Apollo 14 and 16, up to 19 explosions were detonated by an astronaut using a device called a "thumper" along a 90-meter-long geophone line. On Apollo 16, three mortar shells were also used to lob explosive charges to distances of up to 900 meters from the ALSEP. On Apollo 17, eight explosive charges were positioned during the three EVAs at distances of up to 3.5 kilometers from the LM. These charges had masses of 57 grams to 2.7 kilograms. Both the Apollo 16 mortar shells and the Apollo 17 explosives were detonated by radio control after the astronauts left the lunar surface.
Originally posted by A Fortiori
reply to post by spacebot
Unless of course, as Pink Floyd would have us believe, it is on The Dark Side of The Moon.
Originally posted by newworld
I do not believe this story you are telling is true. I do believe extraterrestrials exist, but I believe they live VERY far away, which would make it an impossibility for us to ever meet them (with our current technology). I don't know what you saw (if you indeed saw anything) but the evidence of life in Mars and the Moon is lacking compared to the evidence that there is no life in those places.
IF indeed you are correct, which I doubt, then we would have noticed by now that there is an intense war going on in our solar system between Mars, the Moon, and Earth. I am sorry, but I felt your evidence was lacking, the evidence on the contrary is overwhelming, and this would be much better as a story for a science fiction book. Which by the way, you should create, for you are not a bad writer.
Originally posted by TarzanBeta
I'm curious as to why Carl's nuke was never sent to the moon...?
Originally posted by ziggystar60
So why haven't anyone noticed this ongoing war between us humans and the Moon people?