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[Winterchronic]

booNyzarC, on 28 October 2010 - 06:17 AM, said:

I've got a moon for ya...

......

[newyork]

Obviously the moon is "built" but so is everything else, everything needs to be perfect for the universe to exist. If there was one small change we would never be here, but we will never know the exact truth unfortunately.

[Agent. Mulder]

newyork, on 28 October 2010 - 10:19 AM, said:

Obviously the moon is "built" but so is everything else, everything needs to be perfect for the universe to exist. If there was one small change we would never be here, but we will never know the exact truth unfortunately.

Yeah, doubt that.
Unless you want to elaborate.

[Moonie2012]

psyche101, on 28 October 2010 - 06:13 AM, said:

Just wanted to extrapolate on this excellent fact. We are now very lucky to be living at a time when the moon is exactly the right distance from the Sun to cause a total Solar Eclipse. With the moon moving away, this fantastic phenomena will one day be lost forever. Even now, the ratio is not perfect. The moon is slightly smaller than the Sun from our perspective.

Hey, it's only about an 1.8 billion year window !!

More fuel for my avatar being prophetic and showing the savior of 2012. Yay!

[Martyn1967]

PaoloWillente, on 27 October 2010 - 02:12 PM, said:

An interesting theory, but it seems it is all based around a religious belief. I know it's been said before, but it's hard to believe something as outlandish as this without some kind of evidence.

I suppose someone high up would know, it would be impossible not to having been there (which is another debate in itself). But going by the article, it's just another theory.

Well religious belief is basically astro-theology characterized.

[zenfahr]

Im interested about the inner core... MID can  you elaborate on that?  Why is it so light?  There are so many theories on to how it was created, what is the current one.  And another question that I have asked here before, what would happen to the earth if the moon was gone? Could an astroid destroy the moon? Besides the many lost and lonely Werewolfs what would happen?

and this is for  Winterchronic

(   )(   )  
theres a moon for ya!!!  

Edited by zenfahr, 28 October 2010 - 03:16 PM.

[TheFace]

If we had no moon.

[booNyzarC]

TheFace, on 28 October 2010 - 03:36 PM, said:

If we had no moon.

Thanks mate.  I remember watching this a long time ago, but watching it again will be enjoyable.

[Agent. Mulder]

zenfahr, on 28 October 2010 - 03:13 PM, said:

Im interested about the inner core... MID can  you elaborate on that?  Why is it so light?  There are so many theories on to how it was created, what is the current one.  And another question that I have asked here before, what would happen to the earth if the moon was gone? Could an astroid destroy the moon? Besides the many lost and lonely Werewolfs what would happen?

and this is for  Winterchronic

(   )(   )  
theres a moon for ya!!!  

Nasa may explain better than i:

Core

Data gathered by Lunar Prospector confirmed that the moon has a core and enabled scientists to estimate its size. The core has a radius of only about 250 miles (400 kilometers). By contrast, the radius of Earth's core is about 2,200 miles (3,500 kilometers).

The lunar core has less than 1 percent of the mass of the moon. Scientists suspect that the core consists mostly of iron, and it may also contain large amounts of sulfur and other elements.

Earth's core is made mostly of molten iron and nickel. This rapidly rotating molten core is responsible for Earth's magnetic field. A magnetic field is an influence that a magnetic object creates in the region around it. If the core of a planet or a satellite is molten, motion within the core caused by the rotation of the planet or satellite makes the core magnetic. But the small, partly molten core of the moon cannot generate a global magnetic field. However, small regions on the lunar surface are magnetic. Scientists are not sure how these regions acquired magnetism. Perhaps the moon once had a larger, more molten core.

There is evidence that the lunar interior formerly contained gas, and that some gas may still be there. Basalt from the moon contains holes called vesicles that are created during a volcanic eruption. On Earth, gas that is dissolved in magma comes out of solution during an eruption, much as carbon dioxide comes out of a carbonated beverage when you shake the drink container. The presence of vesicles in lunar basalt indicates that the deep interior contained gases, probably carbon monoxide or gaseous sulfur. The existence of volcanic ash is further evidence of interior gas; on Earth, volcanic eruptions are largely driven by gas.

[Blacksabbath]

/facepalm

Welcome to UM mate..

[newyork]

Agent. Mulder, on 28 October 2010 - 02:26 PM, said:

Yeah, doubt that.
Unless you want to elaborate.

Do you really think all this exists by accident..come on now.

[Moonie2012]

Let's set common sense and reason aside for a bit and play a game.

Is there any indisputable proof that the moon came from the formation on the Earth?

Edited by Moonie2012, 28 October 2010 - 08:50 PM.

[Hazzard]

newyork, on 28 October 2010 - 08:23 PM, said:

Do you really think all this exists by accident..come on now.

Dont tell me... Mammy and Daddy are religious, no?  

[Wookietim]

TheFace, on 27 October 2010 - 01:32 PM, said:

Its an interesting read.

http://www.rense.com/general92/spt.htm

I've heard of that theory before... To be honest, I don't think it really holds up to scrutiny. There are weird aspects to the moon that show us that we really don't know as much about it as we thought we did, but still... it just doesn't seem to gell as a "Spaceship" either.

[oldie]

How can there be proof that the moon coalesced from the Earth.That is just a very frail theory. After all, how do we REALLY know what happened four billion years ago.