The moon is a spacecraft

[iBBB]

Very interesting article, in which many amazing facts about the moon are presented, which in turn lead to the conclusion that the moon is artificial.

I'd be interested in your thoughts

http://www.wariscrime.com/2012/01/16/news/the-moon-is-a-spacecraft/

[mmmbeans]

"it's as though a million voices cried out at once..."

[Doyle]

[natty]

[davos]

Where's Venom at? Straighten this guy out :)

[mmmbeans]

if this is true... where are the wings?

[davos]

if this is true... where are the wings?

Its controlled by inter-dimensional propellers...Duh!!

[cookinwithgas]

[Donald LaFell]

that's fun to think about It's pretty crazy that they really don't know exactly how the moon got here.

[BBQ&Beer]

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[Doyle]

that's fun to think about It's pretty crazy that they really don't know exactly how the moon got here.

I think they have a good idea.

[Mother Grabber]

[Mother Grabber]

that's fun to think about It's pretty crazy that they really don't know exactly how the moon got here.

I guess that means that Jupiter and Saturn are the hot hangouts in this system.

[BBQ&Beer]

Ok, lets start with the first three.

I can't find a source for the Asimov quote. All I can find is sites saying that he said it. I mean maybe he did, but without context, it's not very useful.

The moon does have a magnetic field, its much weaker that earth's but its still measurable. So the second one is out.

And like Asimov's quote, I can't find where Sky & Telescope said it was 5.3 billion y/o. Also, Sky & Telescope isn't Harvard's astronomy journal. Its an amateur astronomers magazine. Maybe one if the 73 conferences was held at Harvard?