NASA To Trigger Massive Explosion On the Moon In Search of Ice

[tangent4ronpaul]

we won't always have a moon. it is slowly moving farther away from us.

If it moves far enough away - we die. Most CO2 is converted into O2 via algae and tidal activity, also rain - imagine how well farms will work with no rain...

-t

 

[moostraks]

Yeah - slightly altering the moons orbit and messing up the weather was the second thing that I thought of, though it gets pounded by comets regularly.

The first thing that came to mind was that supposedly a big piece of moon was what caused the extermination of the dinosaurs. Hope they don't knock off more than they bargained for. Then even if it's only small bits, it's only a matter of time before one of them says "hi" to a satellite, rocket or space shuttle II+...

-t

+1

 

[BenIsForRon]

I just hope that when we colonize the moon, we are smart about water usage. Once you use up all the water, it's gone for good.

 

[ramallamamama]

Read Hoagland's 'Dark Mission'. They're blowing up ancient artifacts to cover they're asses re: Apollo 13.

Here's a link to his facebook page. He updates regularly, it'll be interesting to see what his take on it is.

 

[tangent4ronpaul]

Read Hoagland's 'Dark Mission'. They're blowing up ancient artifacts to cover they're asses re: Apollo 13.

and all this time I thought they were just doing it to take out that Ruskie particle beam weapon hiding in the crater...

-t

 

[phill4paul]

Well, this can further any conspiracy theory one may have surrounding space and the moon.

Though, I don't profess yet to say that anything interesting will happen.

It wasn't long ago I saw an article saying how a foreign satellite didn't detect any artifacts at the moon landing sight casting doubt on the event. So this is how they will cover it up!

 

[acptulsa]

Well, I think we've finally seen how President Itchy is explaining away his 'accidental launch' on Scratchy.

 

[Conza88]

Actually this is a very good thing that they are doing. But it should be done under the auspices of defense research.

Since when has robbing billions from the populace been:"a very good thing" ?

 

[orafi]

Since when has robbing billions from the populace been:"a very good thing" ?

It's a good thing whenever we need to find out whether or not outerspace has ice in it.

 

[Matt Collins]

Since when has robbing billions from the populace been:"a very good thing" ?

Exploration and discovery is a good thing. And while it's almost always best if done in the private sector there are some things the private sector just won't do because there is no mid-to-short term payoff.


NASA shouldn't exist, except for under the umbrella of defense.

 

[Kraig]

Exploration and discovery is a good thing. And while it's almost always best if done in the private sector there are some things the private sector just won't do because there is no mid-to-short term payoff.


NASA shouldn't exist, except for under the umbrella of defense.

So that is your justification to steal from me and fund this type of thing?

 

[Pod]

Exploration and discovery is a good thing. And while it's almost always best if done in the private sector there are some things the private sector just won't do because there is no mid-to-short term payoff.

False. The private sector won`t do it, because under our present economic condition it would be putting the cart before the horse and the market won`t stand for an allocation of resources as irrational as that.

The private sector will start projects which are going to be profitable only in the long term, but only under certain conditions. When such a project is made rational by other market forces and thus receives a green light from market signals.

 

[orafi]

There are already capitalists out there starting their own space tourist programs for the mega billionaires. And we couldn't have had that happen without the mostly-free market creating these mega billionaires.

Imagine where we'd be right now if our government had stayed away from the whole mess of its parasitic programs.

 

[Kraig]

There are already capitalists out there starting their own space tourist programs for the mega billionaires. And we couldn't have had that happen without the mostly-free market creating these mega billionaires.

Imagine where we'd be right now if our government had stayed away from the whole mess of its parasitic programs.

lol you mean if there was no government...

 

[Matt Collins]

and all this time I thought they were just doing it to take out that Ruskie particle beam weapon hiding in the crater...

"nooklear veapons"

 

[Kraig]

"nooklear veapons"

You didn't respond to my question about justification!

 

[ladyjade3]

Looking for ice, my patootie. They are really on a secret mission in search of green cheese.

 

[Matt Collins]

There are already capitalists out there starting their own space tourist programs for the mega billionaires. And we couldn't have had that happen without the mostly-free market creating these mega billionaires.

And we wouldn't have come this far except for the research done by the DoD during the Cold War.

Imagine where we'd be right now if our government had stayed away from the whole mess of its parasitic programs.

You mean like DARPA/ARPA?

 

[Kraig]

And we wouldn't have come this far except for the research done by the DoD during the Cold War.

But does that justify theft (taxes) to pay for these programs?

Do you advocate stealing from me to fund these programs?

 

[Dieseler]

Seems like another huge waste of tax payer's money to me.
I can find ice in my own freezer, give me a grant and I will prove it.