Sensation: Cities Found on the Moon!

Pravda ^

[P7M13]

sacre bleu!!

baked bri,have you no shame woman.....

you must floss regularily to keep the cheese form rotting your teeth...

t

[Sundog]

I'm gonna hit the string cheese in a moment

Just for grins.... Do a Google search for "AS10-32-4822" and it brings up pages of good laughs. (all clean)

Cheers.

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

Wow...... kind of spooky, but cool....thanks for the link!

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

I baked turkey for dinner and all I can think about now is cheese! Thanks a lot, it's all your fault!

[Eaker]

Bump to read with a drink in my hand.

A strong one!!

Eaker

[P7M13]

You, my dear, are very welcome.

t

[Mute]

... those on a need to know are the only ones who know. And sometimes literally, those are the only ones who know. But in terms of these topics, many people know and many people talk.

Ah ha! But did it ever occur to you that them that knows ain't talking, and them that talks don't know?

[strela]

Excellent example of Pravda's reporting.

The two largest newspapers in the Moscow of the pre-Gorbachev era were Pravda and Izvestia. "Pravda" is the Russian word for "truth" and "Izvestia" for "news". A common saying amongst Russians of that era went, "There is no Pravda in the Izvestia and no Izvestia in the Pravda!"

[Quix]

I'm sure you're right about some key aspects of all of the above. But who, but God, really knows?

[Quix]

I haven't studied that sort of thing since it started coming out more publically. I had believed at one time in such on the dark side of the moon--so to speak--hidden from earth's normal view.

[Dick Bachert]

The approximately 50 meter square feature shown was created by the moon people to celebrate Hitlery's departure in 1970 or so on her mission of (according to the inscription)"...the conquest of the inferior and unworthy beings of earth."

[Quix]

Good, I get to graduate sooner.

He is no fool who loses what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose--Christian marytr who's name I should know--someone else may note it.

[Quix]

I've had a . . . some might say noiser than life; other's larger than life; others stranger than life; others more emotional than life--life--all my life.

It's part of the given. I can turn the volume down or up but the given doesn't really go away. So, mostly, especially in such contexts, I just enjoy being more or less me. Some tolerate. Some mock. Some ignore. Some even enjoy and tell me so privately. I think that's life--probably even for more conventional, saner folk.

[Quix]

Ah well, it can be a vulnerable experience as well as challenging when the chickens come home . . . to roost.

[Quix]

BTW, the timeline I sort of half-heartedly hypothesized a few decades ago has seemed to march onward perhaps even faster than I speculated at times. Don't see as how I should abandon such hypotheses after so much confirmation over 3-4 decades.

I don't really care THAT much how many listen to me. I DO LIKE VERY MUCH TO ENGAGE FOR MY OWN LEARNING folk who share such perspectives and are willing to engage in meaningful iron sharpening iron dialogue about same.

And I prefer typing in shorthand of various kinds. I love diversity and variety and color. I plan to continue doing so. Make of it what you will.

[Quix]

How many hours have you spent checking out what percentage of the higher quality evidence?

[RudeJude]

Oh no ! It's not April 1st already , is it?

[RightWhale]

Used to spend hours looking at photos. Surveyor pictures, Ranger pictures, Apollo pictures, everything. Still have an old NASA moon photo atlas. Hasn't been much new stuff except for Clementine, which I haven't seen. Would have looked at that, too.

I use aerials and satellite images in my day job, BTW. Would be great to have a fresh set of high-quality images of the moon similar to what the Mars Global Surveyor and the new Mars recon satellite are providing. I look at that material, too, especially interesting since we may be going there in a few years.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

I thought medved was back.

[#3Fan]

Seems to me that if there are billions of sunlike stars in the universe then the likelyhood of life somewhere else besides earth is likely, scientifically speaking. The best place to look for evidence for extraterrestrial visitors would be on Mars or the moon because they're close enough to study and they don't have the weather patterns to destroy evidence quickly as the earth does, especially the moon. No need to worry about something being discovered to be a hoax since there's been no humans there for 10,000 years at least. A piece of evidence on the near side of the moon should remain intact for millions of years. If there's been anyone hopscotching through the Milky Way in the last billion years, the moon would be the best place to find their "tracks".