Moon Rising - UFO, The Greatest Story Ever Denied

[10508 cardo jr ln]

MOON RISING

On February 25,1994 1.8 million photos were taken of the Moon during the Clementine Mission. Different variations were taken including “Full Color

 

[JayDean03]

interesting

 

[ohyeah10]

sounds interesting, never heard about this though

 

[nothin4ever]

ALREADY MADE A THREAD



NASA IS BEGGING OBAMA TO GO BACK TO THE MOON WE MUST IS VERY IMPORTANT


BUT INSTEAD LOOKS LIEK WE GOING TO WASTE TIME TO FLY TO THE MARS ...

WHEN ITS ALREADY LIFE ON THE MOON JUST CHILLIN

ONLY DELAYING THE TRUTH

 

[chokeonsmoke]

 

[general johnson]

I'll have to check this out.

 

[ruxxx]

Hmmm i've never heard of this.
*waits for the doubters*

 

[bamez]

its corny. posted by nothin4everbeforeafter one of those...

they talked about the moon having color and not being just grayscale, pics from the moon edited to not show these ridiculous machines and buildings in the background.

 

[general johnson]

India discovered that there are large bodies of water on the moon, right?

If what we are told about the gravity on the moon is true

, then why hasn't it floated away? Hmmm...

 

[popcornplaya]

Originally Posted by General Johnson

India discovered that there are large bodies of water on the moon, right?

If what we are told about the gravity on the moon is true

, then why hasn't it floated away? Hmmm...

assuming that the water there isn't the same as the water here on earth (at least on an ionic level,) it likely has a different mass, and therefore is held by the moon's gravitational pull.
the moon is only 1/81 the size of Earth, and yet it's gravitational pull is 1/6 the strength for ours. Proportionally speaking, it's gravity is greater than ours. 

 

[damu]

saw this a while ago, very interesting and dope watch.

 

[fabolous22]

will check this out

 

[pj and bompton]

what the hell...

 

[hyper cutter]

hm...

 

[tecca nena]

whaat? ^^^ why would it float away?!!

 

[je ne sais quoi]

Watching now.

 

[lbj23navo]

looks interesting

 

[tj detweiler]

I went looking for it. Is this the right one?

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5980990221766439646#

 

[waveyjoneslocker]

Originally Posted by popcornplaya

Originally Posted by General Johnson

India discovered that there are large bodies of water on the moon, right?

If what we are told about the gravity on the moon is true

, then why hasn't it floated away? Hmmm...

assuming that the water there isn't the same as the water here on earth (at least on an ionic level,) it likely has a different mass, and therefore is held by the moon's gravitational pull.
the moon is only 1/81 the size of Earth, and yet it's gravitational pull is 1/6 the strength for ours. Proportionally speaking, it's gravity is greater than ours. 

The hell you talking about, son? H20 is H20, any isotopes of Hydrogen and Oxygen wouldn't bond with each other in the 2:1 configuration.

I take your comment as an affront to my intelligence.

 

[xsalvioutlawx]

The film is uploaded on youtube in various parts for anyone who is interested. Just youtube it.

 

[adrian1221]

i still think its made out of cheese...

 

[sputnik]

Popcorn I think you meant atomic or molecular level not ionic. An ion is just an atom with more electrons than protons, making it negatively charged

 

[reener]

Interesting...

 

[callhimar]

Giant Humanoids on the Moon working on super secret gigantic ships/machines/dogs.

Well THAT'S believable.

 

[mosthated770]

someone pm me a link to watch, too lazy to look