Moon's interior 'did hold water'
- added July 09, 2008
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- christopherwalls
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- christopherwalls
- 5 months ago
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Amazing! I always wondered where the moon came from. Also, I'd love to have some jewelry made from these lunar volcanic glasses. Beautiful!
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When is the colony to be sent? I want on that shuttle.
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- christopherwalls
- 5 months ago
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I think we should get it right here on Earth before we mess up some other place.
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I'll be on the first flight once we destroy Earth.
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- christopherwalls
- 5 months ago
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Cool stuff
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- Enjoy_Cannabis
- 5 months ago
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This discovery could suggest that the moon was formed at or around the same time as earth. The collision theory is good but this opens up many new possibilities.
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- Psychedelic
- 5 months ago
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Ancient Structure On The Moon Filmed By Armstrong, 1969
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- celestialceiling
- 5 months ago
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Great photo...you can see the basketball player very well:)
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- PatrickEdwardMurray
- 5 months ago
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The first two foreign worlds we look for it, water is found!
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- christopherwalls
- 5 months ago
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Perhaps I'm small-minded but I don't care what's actually on the moon. I just think it looks pretty.
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- LindseyIndigo
- 5 months ago
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THis is an interesting concept however I beleive as well as many others that the moon was formed from the earth. Pockets of H20 may be contained in ice shields due to asteroids but this is unlikley diue to the high tempratures of the atmosphere of space.
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- _LegalEagle_
- 5 months ago
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And the moral of this story is...we don't know jack.
