NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (Full Metal Rayzor) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 18:22:26 PST

sonicsfan1991 wrote:
like you said rayzor we need the aliens help on this one or the technologically advance ancients.

Heh, heh, no I wonder if anyone will get what I'm referencing? I know some will on the whole MoFo, but maybe not someone in this thread.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (sonicsfan1991) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 18:01:02 PST

HyperSonic2003 wrote:
And wow...did you really post OME, sonicsfan? Why...why do you torment us? xP

huh? does it spark a past memory?

and well the theory of getting water out of mars's soil comes from the fact mars has a high amount of metal in its soil......
anyway, if you break it down you could in theory make water.... but that's a questionable theory since we don't have the technology to test it... like you said rayzor we need the aliens help on this one or the technologically advance ancients.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (Full Metal Rayzor) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 17:45:56 PST

HyperSonic2003 wrote:
I can't remember exactly, Ray. Terraforming would be quite the undertaking. And wow...did you really post OME, sonicsfan? Why...why do you torment us? xP

But the moon isn't all that small...I mean it could hold a billion people easy[assuming the entire body was terraformed]. As for Mars...it's so dang far away...I mean if we wanted to make it a permanent habitat...it would have to be centuries in the future. Unless of course we discover Mars has like ultra fertile soil and an abundance of vegetable seeds lying around. =P Oh...and useable water might be helpful. So yea...i'm thinking more or less...constructing domes, like you were implying sonicsfan.

Or we find that an ancient alien race had a special outpost there and use the technologies to have a masive jump in progress!

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (HyperSonic2003) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 17:37:28 PST

I can't remember exactly, Ray. Terraforming would be quite the undertaking. And wow...did you really post OME, sonicsfan? Why...why do you torment us? xP

But the moon isn't all that small...I mean it could hold a billion people easy[assuming the entire body was terraformed]. As for Mars...it's so dang far away...I mean if we wanted to make it a permanent habitat...it would have to be centuries in the future. Unless of course we discover Mars has like ultra fertile soil and an abundance of vegetable seeds lying around. =P Oh...and useable water might be helpful. So yea...i'm thinking more or less...constructing domes, like you were implying sonicsfan.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (sonicsfan1991) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 14:43:56 PST

HyperSonic2003 wrote:
xD! Feck is on wikipedia. That's awesome!

yeah wikipedia is totally hip dude, my friend who's a twilight fan wrote me a message saying OME so i went to wikipedia to research it and turns out it's twilight Edward fans way of saying oh my god OMG into oh my Edward OME.....

okay back to topic, i also read that they were ganna extract oxgen out of mars's soil...... so yeah NASA wants to invade space alright.

although i don't see the purpose of terraforming the moon, if it was mars okay let's go there, it's a big enough planet. but the moon isn't big enough and it's gravity is problematic... so i think it's more of constructing domes for miners to live in while they mine the moon for water and also .............. the super energy H3

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (Full Metal Rayzor) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 14:13:54 PST

HyperSonic2003 wrote:
xD! Feck is on wikipedia. That's awesome! And yes...you heard/read correctly Rishi. NASA is working on ways of extracting breathable O_2 from the moon's inner surface. Lunar bases here we come! Give or take...another 40 years.

Lunar bases or are they even hoping for terraforming the moon?

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (HyperSonic2003) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 13:38:47 PST

xD! Feck is on wikipedia. That's awesome! And yes...you heard/read correctly Rishi. NASA is working on ways of extracting breathable O_2 from the moon's inner surface. Lunar bases here we come! Give or take...another 40 years.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (The Turtle Guy) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 13:20:59 PST

This.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (Rishi) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 12:45:07 PST

HyperSonic2003 wrote:
Yea basically...well I suppose it'll be the moon's water vapor, considering we're going to perform electrolysis and extract water vapor...and then in some instances seperate the hydrogen from the oxygen, for breathable air and whatnot. Pretty crazy stuff they're planning.

Whattafeck?!

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (The Turtle Guy) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 10:08:29 PST

sonicsfan1991 wrote:
so are you saying you believe the moon is unnatural? probably even made by humans/humanoids?

Not personally and there is evidence to the contrary, but, as I said, people will believe anything.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (HyperSonic2003) — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 20:41:36 PST

sonicsfan1991 wrote:
good point veckums, what does it mean if there's water on the moon?
are we gonna steal the moon water? pr go fishing there? or better yet, go live there!..... okay everyone go on the bus to the moon, i want to stay on earth alone so i can play president of the world

Yea basically...well I suppose it'll be the moon's water vapor, considering we're going to perform electrolysis and extract water vapor...and then in some instances seperate the hydrogen from the oxygen, for breathable air and whatnot. Pretty crazy stuff they're planning.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (sonicsfan1991) — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 19:19:52 PST

good point veckums, what does it mean if there's water on the moon?
are we gonna steal the moon water? pr go fishing there? or better yet, go live there!..... okay everyone go on the bus to the moon, i want to stay on earth alone so i can play president of the world

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (Veckums) — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 18:05:34 PST

Water?

Can whalers be far behind?!

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (HyperSonic2003) — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 17:02:09 PST

Rishi wrote:

sonicsfan1991 wrote:
i'm surprised you didn't figure out what the star wars conspiracy theory is, it's very clear ... moon + star wars = THE DEATHSTAR
the moon is the deathstar, under the moons crust are machines that run a plant destroying lazer beam and engines that brought the moon from far off space to earth's orbit.. and the craters on the moon are bomb blasts from the invasian attacks left by the war.

That is NONSENSE!!!!! Our Moon is NOT the Death Star - Iapetus is! The equatorial ridge of Iapetus strongly resembles a similar feature found on the Death Star.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (sonicsfan1991) — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 16:57:32 PST
so are you saying you believe the moon is unnatural? probably even made by humans/humanoids?

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (The Turtle Guy) — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 12:23:15 PST
Well, the theory isn't that the moon is a planet killer (well, I'm sure there are some people who believe the moon is the Death Star, but, seriously, people will believe anything; Look at Rishi); the theory is the "That's no moon, it's a space station" with Aliens/ancient humans/the US government/Nazi's/[insert conspiracy-of-the-week] inside.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (sonicsfan1991) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:31:24 PST
ha ha well i said i don't believe in that theory, but i swear that's what hard core star wars fans are saying

i believe in a less insane idea.
btw rishi i'm reading a fan fiction as soon as i finish it, i'll read your thread and reply to it... i was interested in your collection of theories regarding inhabitance on the moon. i too have clues i want to share.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (Rishi) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 12:48:54 PST

sonicsfan1991 wrote:
i'm surprised you didn't figure out what the star wars conspiracy theory is, it's very clear ... moon + star wars = THE DEATHSTAR
the moon is the deathstar, under the moons crust are machines that run a plant destroying lazer beam and engines that brought the moon from far off space to earth's orbit.. and the craters on the moon are bomb blasts from the invasian attacks left by the war.

That is NONSENSE!!!!! Our Moon is NOT the Death Star - Iapetus is! The equatorial ridge of Iapetus strongly resembles a similar feature found on the Death Star.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (sonicsfan1991) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 12:32:57 PST
<*waves his hand* This isn't the thread you're looking for>
that is so funny ... ha ha ...

i'm surprised you didn't figure out what the star wars conspiracy theory is, it's very clear ... moon + star wars = THE DEATHSTAR
the moon is the deathstar, under the moons crust are machines that run a plant destroying lazer beam and engines that brought the moon from far off space to earth's orbit.. and the craters on the moon are bomb blasts from the invasian attacks left by the war.

Re: NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (Rishi) — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:25:20 PST

The Turtle Guy wrote:

Rishi wrote:
What do you mean by 'Star Wars theory'?
"...."

*waves his hand* This isn't the thread you're looking for.

NASA Confirms Water On The Moon

feeds@kickapps.com (Rishi) — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 21:56:40 PST
A NASA rocket was intentionally fired into the permanently shadowed crater Cabeus on the Moon's southern polar region last month. The crashing of the rocket revealed the existence of water on the Moon and being the MASSIVE geek that I am, I'm very excited by this news. Sure, it's not as exciting as possible confirmation of life on Mars - but who cares? NASA claims that not only was water confirmed on the Moon, but a 'significant amount' of it too. And I STRONGLY believe that wherever there's water, there's LIFE! Even if nothing more than microbial life is found on the Moon, it would still be a revolutionary discovery. We live in exciting times!