Anyone else got their party hats on? Moon bombing.

WOOOOHOOOOOOOOOO!





Sorry for the lack of content mods....just thought this thread might be able to stay open while the moon is getting bombed......more or less.

=D

Yes, watching. It's gonna be great.

I especially cannot wait when nothing happens.

"I told you so".

reply to post by Revolution-2012


I hope you have a nice party.

I hope we all do.

And live to tell the tale.

reply to post by C0bzz


It's still going to be great.



40 years ago we land on the moon, now we're bombing it.

That's the American way. =)

Patriots....True patriots.

BOMB THE MOON!!!

What is 2TA??

Is this some mirror (lol) site to ATS?

I don't have a T.V. can anything be viewed from a telescope?

Yep, hope it's a huge success! I just checked, the clouds are parting but the moon is still well out of view and it will definitely be too light here at 7:30. Glad they've got the coverage.

I have a 5 1/2 inch telescope, about half the diameter they recommend for viewing the impact. It's dawn here anyway and cloudy.

www.nasa.gov...

Its only 3:45 am here so that works for me, BTW I love your signature.

It happened.

I told you so.

It wasn't blown up the UFOs. The world didn't explode. etc...





Cool footage though.

[edit on 9/10/2009 by C0bzz]

Damn..........


I was hoping for alien intervention.


Well, probably not the last time we shoot the moon. =\

reply to post by Revolution-2012


Maybe "the Moon" will strike us. How'd we like that one????

Keep your hard hats on.

and another bites the dust...another failed end of the world scenario

Can't wait to see the footage

-Kyo

What time will it impact on the lunar surface?
I live in the Scandinavia area. So not sure I will be able to see it in a telescope though, but anyone aware of any sites that follow this except NASA?

Hope someone with a 100mm lens (atleast) with a cam are able to film the impact. Would be cool to be able to see it.

Originally posted by Akezzon
What time will it impact on the lunar surface?
I live in the Scandinavia area. So not sure I will be able to see it in a telescope though, but anyone aware of any sites that follow this except NASA?

Hope someone with a 100mm lens (atleast) with a cam are able to film the impact. Would be cool to be able to see it.

already done this morning

-Kyo

Ahh...ok

Thanks anyway. You see...I am on top of things. ( NOT )