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So, there's water on the moon
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apparently someone does hurrrrPokebis wrote:
gtfo nobody subscribes to CNN bullshit.Ph0X wrote:
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But the water is in a glass on mars, it doesn't count. I could put a glass on any solid planet.
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fail quote
ontopic: can you drink it to get special moon powers? also what H2
ontopic: can you drink it to get special moon powers? also what H2
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I don't understand why we should care if you know things before anyone else or not. We could tell MJ died because the entire internet exploded. And we'd hear about it eventually anyways; who gives a fuck when you find out? I created this topic with the intention of discussing the news story, not to show everyone who cool you were for knowing it before anybody else.Ph0X wrote:
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Hey, look, /b/ found water on Mars!
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there is water but it does not help anyone.. how would you drink it with the gravitation
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Firstly, the water is frozen. Secondly, water has more uses than just drinking. Thirdly, the gravitation on the moon is quite enough to drink something, especially considering spacemen eat spacefood at zero gravity. Seriously, think how long it takes to get to the moon. Also keep in mind people have traveled there. I don't think they made it without drinking anything.Hanyuu wrote:
there is water but it does not help anyone.. how would you drink it with the gravitation
Water could be used as fuel for energy (hydrogen), oxygen to survive, water to survive, water to grow sprouts and others that does not requires soil, and probably more stuff can be done
Ya, it helps
Ya, it helps
Did you know NASA was established on July 29, 1958?Ph0X wrote:
strager wrote:
Hey, look, /b/ found water on Mars!
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Oh, you didn't?
HAHAHA!
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Apparently they also found a paper clip on the moon.
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If I gave a fuck id get rid of the bottom of the suit in the text box.
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I helped him.strager wrote:
Oh, so you're saying life started on earth, then the moon formed?Ph0X wrote:
Ontopic: Not much to discuss, they had found water before, but this time it's large quantity.
Well it does make sense if you consider that the moon is actually a peice of our planet that went into orbit after a collision with a meteor. Water simply followed the peice of ground into orbit and instantly froze and stayed frozen all these years.
If you look at this that way though, it gets extremly interesting though because that would mean that maybe some ancient species are frozen intact in that water deep inside the moon (That's if they wernt crushed by that meteor).
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Also, luke, you're fucking amazing. <3
Luke, you're fucking amazing. <3Pokebis wrote:
I helped him.
WHAT? Learn to read.strager wrote:
Oh, so you're saying life started on earth, then the moon formed?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon#Origi ... _evolution
I'm talking about the Giant Impact hypothesis.
What I said is that a meteor hit the earth and a big piece of our planet got detached and went into orbit, forming the moon.
This explains alot of similarities they found between the moon and our planet. Also, back to what I was explaining, it would mean that some of OUR living organisms are on in the moon water, frozen. Was just a crazy idea though, I have no proof on that one, but hey that's what this thread was supposed to be about.
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I think I should point out that no forms of life are known to have existed that far back (we're talking the very infancy of earth) and provided some basic single celled organisms existed, they would hardly survive (speaking of the remains) being hurdled out into space and being compressed into a satellite. Speaking of remains; consider the Cambrian Explosion soft and hard tissue theory here.
Also: please don't do that thing with the pictures again (the three in a row, ffs dude).
Also: please don't do that thing with the pictures again (the three in a row, ffs dude).
Love you, Ph0X.
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What I said is that a meteor hit the earth and a big piece of our planet got detached and went into orbit, forming the moon.
This explains alot of similarities they found between the moon and our planet. Also, back to what I was explaining, it would mean that some of OUR living organisms are on in the moon water, frozen.
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So these guys can post 20 of the same big image in the same page but I can't post 3 in a row?
Even if I used jpg8 making it less than 100kb each.
w.e
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Reread what I said.Ph0X wrote:
WHAT? Learn to read.strager wrote:
Oh, so you're saying life started on earth, then the moon formed?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon#Origi ... _evolution
I'm talking about the Giant Impact hypothesis.
What I said is that a meteor hit the earth and a big piece of our planet got detached and went into orbit, forming the moon.
This explains alot of similarities they found between the moon and our planet. Also, back to what I was explaining, it would mean that some of OUR living organisms are on in the moon water, frozen. Was just a crazy idea though, I have no proof on that one, but hey that's what this thread was supposed to be about.
Tippy understood me.
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How is it about?
The main topic of this thread was argumenting.
Well atleast that's what I understood from it.
If we make a thread where we all say shit we all agree on, how is that any fun?
The main topic of this thread was argumenting.
Well atleast that's what I understood from it.
If we make a thread where we all say shit we all agree on, how is that any fun?
You call this an argument?
More like a troll(or what I deeply hope is one) with downs posits a random theory that makes no sense scientifically.
Then of course you have my posts.
More like a troll(or what I deeply hope is one) with downs posits a random theory that makes no sense scientifically.
Then of course you have my posts.
You sure are in a very good position for calling me a troll.lukewarmholiday wrote:
You call this an argument?
More like a troll(or what I deeply hope is one) with downs posits a random theory that makes no sense scientifically.
Then of course you have my posts.
Go ahead mr smartypant. Do better.
Anyone can post a picture. Just go to eBaumsworld and you'll get shitloads of them. Now coming up with original content, that's where trolls fail, aka you.
P.S.: That image I posted which got deleted was original content.
OC fails.
lol @ arguing on the internet XD
Next thing you know this is gonna turn into a "We did/didn't land on the moon" debate =P
Next thing you know this is gonna turn into a "We did/didn't land on the moon" debate =P
Please, call yourself a troll, if you aren't it only makes you look better in this situation.Ph0X wrote:
You sure are in a very good position for calling me a troll.lukewarmholiday wrote:
You call this an argument?
More like a troll(or what I deeply hope is one) with downs posits a random theory that makes no sense scientifically.
Then of course you have my posts.
Go ahead mr smartypant. Do better.
Anyone can post a picture. Just go to eBaumsworld and you'll get shitloads of them. Now coming up with original content, that's where trolls fail, aka you.
P.S.: That image I posted which got deleted was original content.
There's nothing to debate...thefuriouschemist wrote:
lol @ arguing on the internet XD
Next thing you know this is gonna turn into a "We did/didn't land on the moon" debate =P
If it didn't happen, it didn't happen.
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There is something to debate if I say it did happen. Which it did.strager wrote:
There's nothing to debate...thefuriouschemist wrote:
lol @ arguing on the internet XD
Next thing you know this is gonna turn into a "We did/didn't land on the moon" debate =P
If it didn't happen, it didn't happen.
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It is amazing what you guys will get into heated arguments about
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But the moon is cold.Todesengal wrote:
Todesengal wrote:
It is amazing what you guys will get into heated arguments about
No, there's no atmosphere to shield the moon from the heat of the sun.Pokebis wrote:
But the moon is cold.
The moon is hotter than I am.
The moon also has more water than you, Strager. I think.
Lucky I'm not Strager.
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That's what I just said >_>Ph0X wrote:
There's no atmosphere to keep the heat outstrager wrote:
No, there's no atmosphere to shield the moon from the heat of the sun.
The moon is hotter than I am.
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There is no IRS on the moon.Ph0X wrote:
tax included?Atmey wrote:
Take a shower on the moon
$32100499.95
Yet.strager wrote:
There is no IRS on the moon.
No.Ph0X wrote:
Yet.strager wrote:
There is no IRS on the moon.