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think more for yourself. regurgitate less. |
it's so funny how your sort tries to troll, you completely fail to realize google is a click away, check it out once or twice for yourself,
you might find you will learn something about moon rocks. |
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the entire moon rock part of the mission is a good read, fun facts, etc. all of the studying.
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several of the rocks are too big to have fit on the soviet luna.
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since the ussr GAVE us all their moon rocks, during the fucking space race/cold war, several 100 pounds of their moon rocks can be found at http://curator.jsc.nasa.gov/lunar/lun-fac.cfm
i guess we're holding them for them |
i like this part best-
During the six Apollo surface excursions, 2,415 samples weighing 382 kg (842 lb) were collected, the majority by Apollo 15, 16, and 17. The three Luna spacecraft returned with an additional 0.32 kg (0.7 lb) of samples. yeah, those ussr rocks account for 1100x their weight huh |
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Dyna mo I admit I haven't just spent the past hour Googling moon rocks, like you have. What point are you trying to make here, if any?
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i'm a nasa buff, my pops was one of those guys with a slide rule that got us there, he got me hooked on it all,
like 500 million others, i watched walter cronkite and the apollo 11 live. i've got original photos, models, some other bits of nasa nostalgia passed down to me from my pops too. it's a fun subject to dialogue about for me, regardless of who the dialogue is with. |
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There has never been a valid explanation why we could land men on the moon every few months over 40 years ago, and have every single astronaut return safely, something NASA is incapable of even in the 21st century, yet we have not even attempted to do it since. Lack of interest in the moon? So that's why NASA sent up the LRO? Lack of money? NASA's budget 40 years ago was pretty much what it is today. No reason to go back? Yet there's reason to send a robot to a dead, uninhabitable planet 30+ million miles away? The reason no country has ever even attempted to land men on the moon in the last 40 years, including the one country that claims to already have the technology to do it, is that it is not possible. Not today, and certainly not in 1969. |
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we didn't go the first time because we didn't go a 2nd time, yeah that makes sense.
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40 min doc on Youtube by RobAger he BREAKS DOWN Clockwork Orange - posted several weeks ago. Its something you have to see watch carefully |
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these sorts of topics have been a hobby for me, i like the subject and learning more about it all. i like to have dialogue about that as well. sometimes that dialogue is with peeps that don't see things the way i see them, no biggie. i can talk about that too. |
I just called Stanely Kubrick. He said he did this intentionally to fuck with you mental midgets :1orglaugh:1orglaugh
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fuck, i would camp out to see that shit the first weekend! |
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We did it every few months under Nixon, no problem, with relatively backward technology (so backward we apparently couldn't even do slow motion effects). And yet zero times under any other President, with far more advanced technology at their disposal. More advanced technology that just ten years ago couldn't even lift astronauts a few hundred miles above Earth and back safely, let alone the moon. Yeah, that makes sense. |
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I've given my reason why we haven't gone back -> because it's impossible. What's yours?
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in the meantime, while we were landing on the moon, we were also bombing cambodia. there was a gas shortage, etc........hello new world. priorities changed, spending 5% of the budget on going to the moon just to take pictures of going to the moon was no longer a priority. |
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I wonder what this hacker found that makes him such a wanted man, some of what he says is surreal
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here is johny! :pimp
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