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yeah, they find water.
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But seriously, what took them so long?
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Cool. Moon water. Sounds like an awesome alchemic ingridient ^^ We knew moonstone, moonflower, moon sugar... Now it's moon water ^^
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Well that was intresting but how does it affect us?
Nothing.
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antonis wrote:
Well that was intresting but how does it affect us?


It means astronauts now have more resources; they can use the water for their rocket fuel and also as drinking water (or so that guy on the news says). Also, this could be one step closer to creating an atmosphere on the moon so humans can survive there.

Not like we'd live long enough to go to the moon, anyways.
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LightningfistCal wrote:
antonis wrote:
Well that was intresting but how does it affect us?


It means astronauts now have more resources; they can use the water for their rocket fuel and also as drinking water (or so that guy on the news says). Also, this could be one step closer to creating an atmosphere on the moon so humans can survive there.

Not like we'd live long enough to go to the moon, anyways.


They are already planning these so-called Space Buses which cost a heap and let you visit space and possibly the moon.

They're moving at a fast pace, so I think we will at least see someone live up there.
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They are already planning these so-called Space Buses which cost a heap and let you visit space and possibly the moon.

They're moving at a fast pace, so I think we will at least see someone live up there.


Really? The latest I've heard of is the special offer for you ashes to be sent to the moon after death.
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Well, a few of the disadvantages of living on the moon are that it lacks an atmosphere, space and plant growth. We can't exactly adjust the moon's size, and we can't have plants, which give the oxygen, without carbon dioxide or sufficient sunlight. But I guess we won't be living on the moon any time in the near future, anyway.
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It's good to know that bombing the moon was not all for naught
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As I saw on TV, nasa planned to do big isolated structures on moon. It's like it has its own ground, plants and other stuff, so it's pretty liveable. And when there's enough of theese structures, they'll be opened, and (as theory says) they'll form moon's atmosphere. Other way, there'll be no atmosphere and all theese things will be destroyed, so it'll be for nothing.
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I think it'll be rather neat.
This way, if they do actually find a way to get an atmosphere and plantlife and all that, space travel would be inevitable!
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well tahts interesting.
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I'm skeptical about this. I think their sensors are picking up something else which was mistaken for water. I just can't fathom for the life of me how water could be on the moon (I am well aware of the obvious counterargument to this).
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LightningfistCal wrote:
Akiak wrote:
They are already planning these so-called Space Buses which cost a heap and let you visit space and possibly the moon.

They're moving at a fast pace, so I think we will at least see someone live up there.


Really? The latest I've heard of is the special offer for you ashes to be sent to the moon after death.


Never heard that one. :lana:

But yeah, interviews say that living on the Moon isn't that far away on time.


Plus, they're already planning a Mars landing, if it weren't enough.
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It's good to know that bombing the moon was not all for naught


I was gonna post the same thing. Every single media wrote "So, they've bombed the moon... What now?", as if it had been in vain.
Now this sounds quite interesting. Not that I care, but it is interesting, at least.
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Plus, they're already planning a Mars landing, if it weren't enough.


Yeah but in the year 2033. They still need to investigate further since it takes 250 days to travel there and get back.
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Not to mention, if we were to live on the moon, the long-term effects of living on a planet with so little gravity would probably be unpleasant. Although you wouldn't be completely weightless, some effects would most likely still be present e.g. loss of bone and muscle tissue, which might eventually make it impossible for an affected person to survive the gravity of the Earth, were they to return. Also, since the Moon doesn't have an atmosphere, people living there would run a far higher risk of developing cancer because of the radiation in space. But who knows, maybe by the time we get there, they'll have figured out a way to deal with all these things.
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Not to mention, if we were to live on the moon, the long-term effects of living on a planet with so little gravity would probably be unpleasant. Although you wouldn't be completely weightless, some effects would most likely still be present e.g. loss of bone and muscle tissue, which might eventually make it impossible for an affected person to survive the gravity of the Earth, were they to return. Also, since the Moon doesn't have an atmosphere, people living there would run a far higher risk of developing cancer because of the radiation in space. But who knows, maybe by the time we get there, they'll have figured out a way to deal with all these things.


Most likely. The fact of there being H20 means they can extract Oxygen for breathing and Hydrogen for the atmosphere.
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They'll still have to work out a way to set up artificial gravity on a large enough scale, though.
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They'll still have to work out a way to set up artificial gravity on a large enough scale, though.


Well, yeah, I don't remember them having a solution to gravity. :yuusaku:

Then again, aren't there places for astronaut training where they have no gravity? If they can cancel gravity they should be able to make it too, no?
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Akiak wrote:
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They'll still have to work out a way to set up artificial gravity on a large enough scale, though.


Well, yeah, I don't remember them having a solution to gravity. :yuusaku:

Then again, aren't there places for astronaut training where they have no gravity? If they can cancel gravity they should be able to make it too, no?

It doesn't exactly work that way.
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Conspiracy theory time.

Military base, lots of it.

Either that or a bunch of cameras so the Governement can play god.

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There's that thought deeply hidden in my mind that people might think: "Oh cool, a new kind of earth to screw up" and then doing the same thing like they did with our earth, e.g. building a shitload of factories that cause air-pollution and such on the moon. I don't think they would take good care of it...

Except there's no air to pollute on the moon.
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It's one step closer to proving that life on the Moon is possible, but I support the argument that there isn't sufficient oxygen or sunlight for life to thrive. This discovery is good for astronauts to conduct research on its surface and little else. Even two-dozen gallons of water isn't much; it's about enough for a small pool.
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Well, scientists have discovered something that lets them change an enclosured area over a period of time. So theortically, we could live on the moon. (though It may be after we have died :payne: )
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Except there's no air to pollute on the moon.


heh, well if they are able to create an atmosphere somehow later, I assume there would be air then?

but on the whole, it's a moot question whether we will be ever able to live on the moon or not... we will be dead until then anyway...
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So we wern't attacking aliens? Eh I just loled when i read tht the moon was a target of a missile.
Now watch the moon get knocked out of orbit and crash into the earth.
Also, the "0g" areas that can be created are just areas with such high centrifical force thag you cant feel gravity. Spin spin spin.
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