Water on the Moon

Holy shit, they found some.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091113/ap_on_sc/us_sci_shoot_the_moon

Barbbachello wrote:Holy shit, they found some.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091113/ap_on_sc/us_sci_shoot_the_moon

Well it's about time...

already posted.

water on the moon eh?


Somehow, the whalers don't look quite so ridiculous now, do they?

Old news, already posted.

Firstly, where else has it been posted?

Second, regardless of whether or not it has been posted, how about some DISCUSSION or INPUT other than "This is old"?

We build the space elevator first.
And then we go to the moon.

Rasq'uire'laskar wrote:We build the space elevator first.
And then we go to the moon.

mhm. We go the the moon using the elevator

czar wrote:

Rasq'uire'laskar wrote:We build the space elevator first.
And then we go to the moon.

mhm. We go the the moon using the elevator

Thats using the old noodle

Barbbachello wrote:

czar wrote:

Rasq'uire'laskar wrote:We build the space elevator first.
And then we go to the moon.

mhm. We go the the moon using the elevator

Thats using the old noodle

mmmm. BRING ME A POT AND SOME FUCKING WATER NOW.

I'd like to note that this isn't "old news," as, unlike last time, NASA actually found an amount of water they consider to be significant. Of course, everything with NASA is exaggerated (two black holes will collide "soon" and end existence, which is to say, two black holes will collide in millions of years and end existence), so what they found was like two dozen buckets-worth of water, but this is rather significant for them, so whatever.

they found 25 gallons just from what they could see in the impact... which means there is a lot more down there


if you launched a probe and hit antartica you probably wouldn't get more than a hundred gallons of water to get high enough to be seen from a moons distance away

KrAzY wrote:water on the moon eh?


Somehow, the whalers don't look quite so ridiculous now, do they?

But there weren't no whales so they told tall tales...

"We're whalers on the moon!
We carry a harpoon!
But here ain't no whales!
So we tell tall tales!
And sing our whaling tune!"

Isilmo wrote:"We're whalers on the moon!
We carry a harpoon!
But here ain't no whales!
So we tell tall tales!
And sing our whaling tune!"

lol I love futurerama

the bigger question is why existence would end when these two black holes collide

Kasrkin Seath wrote:the bigger question is why existence would end when these two black holes collide

Because it gets the end of the world fanatics something else to bitch about.

I think the premise is that the black holes would try to suck each other up, thus ripping apart the time-space continuum in that area.

I hate all this space age end of the universe theories. There's too many, it's like scientists want us all to die.

Sorry, double post.

Isilmo wrote:I hate all this space age end of the universe theories. There's too many, it's like scientists want us all to die.

Yeah, my favourite is the big crunch, where the universe stops expanding and slowly but surely gets sucked back to the centre of the universe and we are all crushed into that point until we are just a giant ball of matter.

Oh and I'm Dr Virgo. NOBODY ELSE CAN HOLD THAT TITLE! NO ONE!

Vigil wrote:

Isilmo wrote:I hate all this space age end of the universe theories. There's too many, it's like scientists want us all to die.

Yeah, my favourite is the big crunch, where the universe stops expanding and slowly but surely gets sucked back to the centre of the universe and we are all crushed into that point until we are just a giant ball of matter.

Oh and I'm Dr Virgo. NOBODY ELSE CAN HOLD THAT TITLE! NO ONE!

I was looking for an old sig to use. I found this one. Go figure eh? But seriously... Stay away from my Dr. Virgo sig.

I thought you were Dr. Virgil, Vig.

Rotaretilbo wrote:I thought you were Dr. Virgil, Vig.

Oh I have so many titles and aliases now it hard to keep track of them all.

The one theory that gets me isn't really just a theory. Eventually, the universe will run out of usable energy. No one knows when, but it will.