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Originally Posted by Beaustique
yeh, problem dude? :)
Ontopic - The sun probs faked it
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Originally Posted by Beaustique
yeh, problem dude? :)
Ontopic - The sun probs faked it
I spose its true that the sun do fake alot of stuff, so it might not be true, but would you lie about something SO big to get popular and risk ruining the company..?
there was a lot of controversy over how it looked so much like it was set in a studio though!Quote:
Originally Posted by Neversoft
ty for the links ill check them out :D
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Originally Posted by Enrichment.
I think NASA'S is like more powerful then you think ¬.¬
Ye.. Well if it is fake, the sun's not going to be popular. I don't mind if they dissapear anyway.
papers like the sun never are popular coz of things like this and over-exaggeration of stories :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Enrichment.
They're not risking the company. They make up stuff all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Enrichment.
Well, i hope they go anyway, im sick of them making up stuff ;/.
the moon is not exactly a planet. its a body (yes i know it was part of earth but oh well lol)
^o). Mars is a planet.
A body? The moon is a satellite, it's not a planet at all. Neither is Pluto.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimboJosh
There was that other one that they found past pluto but it was forgotten..
You mean Eris? That is only a dwarf planet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Enrichment.
Ye that. They need to look at that more.
Weirdly shaped rocks count as life now?Quote:
Originally Posted by RICHe
They probably are, but planets further away from the sun are obviously A LOT colder and so life on a planet such as Eris is incapable. The only other planet capable of inhabiting life (not including Earth of course) is Mars, so researching that is more important.Quote:
Originally Posted by Enrichment.
I saw a rock that looked just like a penis before, it even had like a vein on it
That's part of the Rover.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roboevil
I think. :S
& The moon landing was not faked.
the moon was part of Earth and so that would class it as another planet, and plaents are bodies therefor, the moon is a body :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Neversoft
i dont know how i did that gcse tbh
it just looks like a rock formation to me.
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Originally Posted by JimboJosh
No, the moon is a natural sattellite.
the moon is NOT a planet. it is a MOON.
No, the MOON is a Natural Satellite
Yeah, he's right.Quote:
Originally Posted by zeJosh
http://www.nineplanets.org/luna.html
"The Moon is the only natural satellite of Earth"
About the life, looks like an arm... but it's probably a rock. Why didn't the guy keep an eye on it to see if it moved? :(
Never believe the Sun.
yeh, im not saying its not a satellite, im saying that it is 'technically' a planet..
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The fission theory stated that the Moon spun off from Earth early in its history. The Pacific basin was the scar left by the tearing away of the Moon.
http://www.extremescience.com/moon.htmQuote:
there is one very plausible explanation about the birth of the moon, which not only answers where it came from, but explains the earth and moon's rotation and current orbit. Called the Big Impact Theory, it states that the moon was created when another celestial body about the size of mars crashed into the earth.
and yehg, the sun lies, thought everyone knew that
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Originally Posted by JimboJosh
No it technically isn't.
Planets, orbit the sun, the moon orbits the earth, in the style of a satellite,
which is how we made our satellites. The moon is nothing like a planet,
only that it floats in space.
There called the solar panels on the rover.Quote:
Originally Posted by .:Jack120:.
And this was also on BBC News.
Which I said ^^.Quote:
Originally Posted by lScottl
ok......Quote:
Originally Posted by zeJosh
Edited by REDNECK (forum moderator): Please do not post pointlessly short messages :)
the moon was a planet. thats what im trying to say. if your saying it isnt, then thats your point of view because it was part of earth and you class the earth is a planet therefor, the moon is a planet.
im sure you can get planets orbiting other planets?
extremely large planets :P
The moon isn't a planet and never was. Yes there is theories that it was some rock that broke of from Earth during the formation of the planets but it has never orbited the Sun making it not a planet.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimboJosh
I think its just a rock, and so does my dad as i showed him the pictures earlier in the newspaper.
Because, it doesnt really look like much? lol.
It probably is a rock but it does look like something. A head with an arm pointing, then some kind body which looks like a womans dress, but could be a body or just the rock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turnip
Strange strange strange rock then ^__^!
I think it something, but the sun probs faked it ¬.¬
Would be cool if it were real but because it's the Sun, it's probably fake because Sun is a load of **!
The Moon is not a planet, it's a satellite.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimboJosh
It may have been part of the earth, but there are also other theories. Nothing can really be proven.
Did you know that the core of the earth is a star?
Saw it on doctor who :)
no-one unmderstands my brain :'(
I understand where you're coming from but because the Moon may have been part of the Earth, doesn't mean it is a planet. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by JimboJosh