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| Re: 'Significant' water found on Moon [message #410791 is a reply to message #410687] |
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GEORGE ZIMMER
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In other news, a young Russian man was sent to the moon without proper breathing equipment. After failing his attempt at painting the moon neon green, he shouted out "U JELUS MY HUD", and promptly died.
No one attended the funeral.
Toggle Spoiler| Scrin wrote on Sat, 24 January 2009 13:22 |
| cAmpa wrote on Sat, 24 January 2009 12:45 |
Scrin, stop pming people to get the building bars.
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FUCK YOU AND THIS SHIT GAME WITH YOUR SCRIPTS!!! I HAVE ASKING YOU AND ANOTHER NOOBS HERE ABOUT HELP WITH THAT BUILDING ICONS FEATURES FOR YEARS, BUT YOU KEEP IGNORING ME AND KEEP WRITE SHIT, SO BURN YOU AND YOUR ASSLICKERS FRIENDS, THIS TIME I'M NOT COME BACK!!!!!!!!!   
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| Re: 'Significant' water found on Moon [message #410808 is a reply to message #410802] |
Sun, 15 November 2009 06:32 |
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GEORGE ZIMMER
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| Dreganius wrote on Sun, 15 November 2009 14:20 |
Back on topic, I actually had an idea the other day after reading about orbital satellite telescopes, radio sensors, etc. What if we were to use the moon as a base for celestial research? As the moon has no atmosphere it makes for a better location for sensors and because of the gravity difference. The only problem I could see is the gravity difference, which could likely make things just not work right.
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Some stuff would need to be adjusted yeah, but the main problem would be the people living on the moon themselves- due to the lower gravity, it would be almost impossible for them to properly live again on Earth unless we can find a way to make fully working artificial gravity that matches the Earth's.
Toggle Spoiler| Scrin wrote on Sat, 24 January 2009 13:22 |
| cAmpa wrote on Sat, 24 January 2009 12:45 |
Scrin, stop pming people to get the building bars.
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FUCK YOU AND THIS SHIT GAME WITH YOUR SCRIPTS!!! I HAVE ASKING YOU AND ANOTHER NOOBS HERE ABOUT HELP WITH THAT BUILDING ICONS FEATURES FOR YEARS, BUT YOU KEEP IGNORING ME AND KEEP WRITE SHIT, SO BURN YOU AND YOUR ASSLICKERS FRIENDS, THIS TIME I'M NOT COME BACK!!!!!!!!!
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| Re: 'Significant' water found on Moon [message #410834 is a reply to message #410808] |
Sun, 15 November 2009 09:13 |
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| GEORGE ZIMMER wrote on Mon, 16 November 2009 00:32 |
| Dreganius wrote on Sun, 15 November 2009 14:20 |
Back on topic, I actually had an idea the other day after reading about orbital satellite telescopes, radio sensors, etc. What if we were to use the moon as a base for celestial research? As the moon has no atmosphere it makes for a better location for sensors and because of the gravity difference. The only problem I could see is the gravity difference, which could likely make things just not work right.
Is this material for another topic?
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Some stuff would need to be adjusted yeah, but the main problem would be the people living on the moon themselves- due to the lower gravity, it would be almost impossible for them to properly live again on Earth unless we can find a way to make fully working artificial gravity that matches the Earth's.
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We could possibly have it automated, or operated from Earth. The machinery could be robotic.
Heresy grows from idleness!
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| Re: 'Significant' water found on Moon [message #411427 is a reply to message #411424] |
Thu, 19 November 2009 08:46 |
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| halo2pac wrote on Thu, 19 November 2009 07:41 |
Why dont we launch our wastes into the sun? its like a giant incinerator...
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Burning is a chemical process, not an atomic one. To REALLY get rid of our waste, we'd need to find a way to get it into the sun's core, where it's fusion/fission occurs. Anything else is just the equivilent of the trash-burning we do on Earth, just at a hotter temperature.
| DarkDemin wrote on Thu, 03 August 2006 19:19 |
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