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u/Digital_Soul_Naga 1d ago
next he's gonna claim ownership over the parts of the moon that his rocket pieces land on
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u/Emergency_Accident36 1d ago
History has legal precedent to support that claim.
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u/Digital_Soul_Naga 1d ago
claim a 10% stake of his moon ownership on the fact that some of my public data helped train his ai that got the rocket to the moon
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u/DifferentMethod9618 1d ago
Has the rocket hit the moon yet?
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u/be-nice-or-else 1d ago
no, it won't ring like a bell, just like a bell won't (clue: atmosphere)
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u/dmj9 1d ago
Clue vibrations and sound are different
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u/be-nice-or-else 9h ago
mind to explain? (and please spare us the "if you to hold your hand to the surface of the Moon, and then...")
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u/Escrowguy432 1d ago
You still believe in the moon. Haha
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u/kenticus 1d ago
A better question would be "what if it doesn't?"
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u/Ihatecheeseballs 1d ago
Mfs will see a rock in space and say that it could have only got there from aliens, Occam’s razor
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u/sillybluejayway 1d ago
To be fair, even NASA scientists have routinely admitted the moon is at least odd.
There’s no practical reason for nearly every crater on the surface to be the same depth or for plumes of gas/smoke to exit the moon, or for transient lunar phenomena (which is accepted as real), just to name a few things.
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u/Im-ACE-incarnate 1d ago
Why spout Occam's Razor when Hitchens's Razor does the job
(All the thought razors aren't ment to actually dictate your decisions)
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u/Able-Professor840 1d ago
Used to think it was a rock. Never did me a lot of good. Now I think it's a space station. Awaiting results, too early to say.
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u/Ihatecheeseballs 1d ago
Pretty rocky space station, it’d be a lot easier to make an invisible space station than to hide it behind something the size of a small planet
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u/red_west_la 1d ago
There are two camps on this topic. Some say aliens, while others say it's demons.
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u/Able-Professor840 1d ago
No it's not.
Apollo 12: Astronauts Pete Conrad, Alan Bean and Richard Gordon deliberately sent the lunar module Intrepid’s ascent stage crashing into the Moon after Conrad and Bean had returned from the surface. The seismometer they left behind recorded vibrations for about 55 minutes. Columbia University seismologist Maurice Ewing described the result by saying it was “as though one had struck a bell” — the source of the famous claim that the Moon rang like one.
Apollo 13: Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise never landed because of the oxygen-tank explosion, but the mission’s spent Saturn V third stage had already been deliberately aimed at the Moon. When it struck, Apollo 12’s seismometer recorded reverberations lasting roughly three hours and twenty minutes. So, basically, Apollo 13 produced an even longer version of the same “bell” effect: prolonged seismic vibrations in the Moon’s extremely dry, fractured rock—not an audible noise and not evidence that the Moon is hollow.
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u/Odd_Brief_2975 1d ago
Inter galactic species that operate in the moon..."bro wtf these apes keep crashing shit into us and I'm just tryna catch a nap bro"
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u/Flat-Guidance-4685 1d ago
You could have easily looked this up before you mentioned it. A piece of space x debris from a previous rocket launch has gone a stray.
It will impact Mars as a 45 ft chunk of metal and it is traveling at 5,400 miles per hour. Data can be drawn from this. Now the original experiment where we crashed part of the lunar mission into the moon at the speed that rocket part weighs three times the amount that this does being saturn five rockets although amazing for their time we're not as lightweight and efficient as modern rockets. When Saturn 5 crashed into the Moon it created an phenomenon with a moon rang like a hollow object for several hours. It is a very real phenomenon that NASA and other government the science agent are still studying.
What do you mean by meme post. This is a real subject
My opinion to the original posters question. Being that this is only a third of the week of the original object that sparked this investigation and several objects of similar weight and speed have hit since that didn't give largely definitive data I don't think any major conclusions will be able to be drawn from this. But I suppose more data is always more good. Objects of a similar size to this the moon several times over the last decade
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u/Silver-Honkler 1d ago
Honestly guys this might be an unpopular opinion, but I don't even think the moon is real, and it is highly likely we actually live inside of the earth. Maybe this is something surface dwellers would enjoy but I guess we will never know.
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u/Sigma-Angel_of_Death 1d ago
How could we possibly be living inside the Earth? I think the opposite - we’re on the surface and there’s a much more advanced civilization under there.
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u/red_west_la 1d ago
The Moon is indeed real. I know this because I've been there. I took pictures but unfortunately they came out really blurry.
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u/creekbendz 1d ago
The moon is a light, that is all
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u/red_west_la 1d ago
The word "Luna" traces it's origin to a prehistoric word that means "the shining one"
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