Reasons Not To Bomb The Moon, Nasa Really Has Gone Insane, page 2
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reply posted on 7-10-2009 @ 08:48 PM by JPhish
reply to post by Chovy

you're not reading in between the lines . . .

they might use this as a plausible explanation for why the "aliens" are going to attack us.

or perhaps they're doing this because they know the moon won't be here very soon and they're going to blame this missile as the culprit for "knocking" it out of our orbit.


[edit on 10/7/2009 by JPhish]



reply posted on 7-10-2009 @ 08:55 PM by jra
Do we really need another LCROSS thread?...

Originally posted by Chovy
Ever since Nasa (national american stupid agency) decided to bomb the moon I have been constantly debating the outcome. And it's not looking good at all.


In what way is it not looking good? As I've stated in various threads already. There have been at least 47 impacts on the Moon from other man made probes and spacecrafts prior to LCROSS. And the Centaur rocket stage isn't even the biggest man made object to hit the Moon. There have been 5 S-IVB rocket stages that have impacted into the Moon. Nothing bad happened. It's equal to a bug hitting your windshield.

Don't tell me a two ton payload rigged to explode is not a bomb.


It's not "rigged to explode". It's just a spent rocket stage, no fuel, nothing. It's basically just a hunk of metal hitting a hunk of rock and kicking up debris. Nothing more, nothing less.
 
Choice: No Choice, Nasa does what it wants. Period.


No they do not. NASA has a very finite budget to work with. They have limitations. Not all proposed missions get funding. 

Cost: Why is it we spend billions on crap like this, chasing water on the moon, when we can’t (or won’t) spend the same amount here to conserve water?  Senseless stupidity.


Firstly, the mission doesn't cost billions. It's $80 million I believe. That's not that much really.

Secondly, what does NASA have to do with water conservation on Earth? That would be the responsibility of another organization as well as our own personal responsibility. Plus due to limited resources in space for astronauts, NASA has developed advanced water recycling technologies and purification systems. There's no reason that this technology can't be used on Earth.

The Unknown:  Scientists can conduct all the earth bound tests they want to.  The simple fact is there is no way of knowing what ramifications this will have on the moon and the earth.  These planets are inextricably linked.


Some simple math with show that a tiny little rocket stage will have no effect on the Moon. The Moon is much to big. As has been stated asteroids and meteors hit the Moon at much greater speeds and with much larger masses. Just look at the surface of the Moon! It's pitted with craters. The LCROSS crater will be very small.

Take a good look at the moon, it won't look the same on Saturday.




[edit on 7-10-2009 by jra]


reply posted on 7-10-2009 @ 10:01 PM by buddhasystem
Just for the heck of it ...

www.lpi.usra.edu...

Manicouagan Impact Crater, Quebec, Canada

It's 40 miles across.

FORTY miles.

The Earth is still here.

NASA mission is a pityfull projectile compared to that. Like a bacteria compared to Mike Tyson.

The Earth is still in same orbit and same shape.


reply posted on 7-10-2009 @ 11:51 PM by RuneSpider
reply to post by Echelon117



No worries.

I went a head and made a post on the ATS issues thread, (which is this thread here) about it.

Seen a few of them, now, and it's getting silly.


reply posted on 7-10-2009 @ 11:53 PM by punkinworks
reply to post by buddhasystem



my point exactly


and chixulub is 160 km across

and vredefort is 300k across


these both hurt but the earth is still here
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