Oracle wrote:Jasonahed wrote:Oracle wrote:Which begs the question: if there is so much water there; why did Armstrong and Aldrin "fail" to detect any when they "walked" (?) on the moon? We all know a few simple tests for the presence of water, don't we?Surely they didn't "forget" to check?
Water, water everywhere ....
What makes you think that the space mission back then even took place? it was all staged don't forget, it was a desperate act by the yanks to show it was possible for them to get to the moon, its all a fake. Everybody knows that leaving the earths van allan belt would be suicide.
Welcome on board Jasonahed.
Do you also believe the earth is flat?
Whilst I was merely parodying the typical sceptic of moon landings and Man's Giant Leap .... I admit they have been given ample ammunition with the recent claim of quite how much water there is on the moon.
How did they fail to detect it in the first place is my (genuine) scientific question. I really want to know if Physicists live in this sterile world without a clue about how to look for signs of/for life!
Having said that, whatever the barriers, I believe Man can overcome and van allen belts or "falling off the end of the earth" scares will not last for long!
may be, just may where they landed in the moon heir was no water!!!
P.s seems like im not the only one with good questions
