Life on Mars?

[zeJosh]

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

i dont know how i did that gcse tbh

No, the moon is a natural sattellite.

[Breakfloor]

the moon is NOT a planet. it is a MOON.

[zeJosh]

No, the MOON is a Natural Satellite

[Hitman]

No, the MOON is a Natural Satellite

Yeah, he's right.

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?

[-:Undertaker:-]

Never believe the Sun.

[kk.]

yeh, im not saying its not a satellite, im saying that it is 'technically' a planet..

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.

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.

http://www.extremescience.com/moon.htm

and yehg, the sun lies, thought everyone knew that

[zeJosh]

yeh, im not saying its not a satellite, im saying that it is 'technically' a planet..




http://www.extremescience.com/moon.htm

and yehg, the sun lies, thought everyone knew that

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.

[lScottl]

LOL @ THE BILLY ALIEN!

Anyways, since when was there concrete slabs on mars?

There called the solar panels on the rover.

And this was also on BBC News.

[zeJosh]

There called the solar panels on the rover.

Which I said ^^.

[lScottl]

Which I said ^^.

ok......

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