Sorry, but he said solar system. and we know of more then 8 planets. There is a solar system 20 light years away that has a planet on it that may be habitable for life (looks like water on it). nvm just a response to first part, was too lazy for the rest.
The number one cause of death is loss of life.
Edited by Sleipnar on 20-03-2009 04:55, 16 years ago
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First off, we left pieces of a car? What would the reasoning be on that? Secondly, true, the moon isn't that far from us, considering the size of the universe. but, it is still a hell of a lot further then you sound like you are saying. Secondly, we would have to scour the moon with telescopes unless you have exact coordinates to find it by. Thirdly, if you want to see it so bad, land on the moon, or get rich and point a ton of satellites at the moon.[/quote]
above is a quote from sleipnar- i fugged up and deleted part of it
she was talking about the lunar rover, which they didn't bring back with them.
you wouldn't have to scour the moon for any of the descent stages of the LEMs because NASA has the coordinates of the landings. In fact, with about 10 minutes of searching online, I found a table that listed the unmanned soft landings to the moon which flew before the apollo missions and included the latitude and longitude of the landing and/or crash sites
Each LEM was made up of two stages, a decent and ascent stage and only the ascent stage left the surface and returned to the command module. That means there are 6 large chunks of machinery on the surface of the moon. the descent stage is over ten feet tall and with the legs extended, a little over 30 feet in diameter. Now each mission, whether manned or not took pictures during the missions. Some took as few as a few hundred and some took as many as 19000 photos. Some of the unmanned missions orbited as low as 8.4 miles off the surface. At 8 miles away a 30 by 10 chunk of metal wrapped in gold foil should be pretty easy to spot on a grey surface like the moon and the camera technology was definately good enough in 1970 to take pictures of the debris from much higher orbits.
Now, I am definately not a conspiracy theorist, I dont think aliens have a base in the bermuda triangle, i dont care that a couple famous murderers read catcher in the rye, and i dont give a fuck who shot kennedy, But you would think after 37 years, hundreds of missions, and thousands upon thousands of pictures we would have seen at least one picture of some apollo junk on the surface of the moon.
That's silly, of course aliens don't have a base in the Bermuda Triangle... that's where Elvis set up shop after he 'died, and Kennedy later joined him. Idk that much about landing on the moon other then the date, but if there really is so many pictures, we need to check to see the stuff lol... that'll take a while.
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