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Originally posted by scubagravy
Did they name all several thousand crators on the moon??
Originally posted by ziggystar60
I just wanted to add this absolutely fantastic mosaic image of Clavius crater. At least nobody can claim that it is "doctored" by NASA to hide any huge structures.
Originally posted by Lillydale
Out of all these threads about huge structures on the moon and on mars, no one has answered the basic question.
-Let's say it is a structure built by someone or something. Ok, why is it the only structure around for 1000s of miles? Why would there not be something around it?
Originally posted by Mr. Schwabe
Originally posted by Lillydale
Out of all these threads about huge structures on the moon and on mars, no one has answered the basic question.
-Let's say it is a structure built by someone or something. Ok, why is it the only structure around for 1000s of miles? Why would there not be something around it?
Good point. One idea is that - since the moon is already a very strange object (with data suggesting hollow density) - we could postulate that the majority of the 'alien infrastructure' is deep under the surface. And that these surface structures are entry points or serve some other type of function that is connected to this larger system underground.
...(with data suggesting hollow density)...
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Oh, goody. 'data' now, to suggest something new...'hollow density'??
What is that, and where is this 'data'???
In the July 1962 issue of Astronautics by Dr. Gordon McDonald, a leading scientist at the Nation Aeronautics and Space Administration in which he states that "according to an analysis of the moon's motion, it appears that the moon is hollow: if the astronomical data are reduced, it is found that the data require that the interior of the moon is less dense than the outer parts. Indeed, it would seem that the moon is more like a hollow than a homogeneous sphere.’"