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Life
On The Moon vs.
The Old "Dead Moon" Theory
In 1666 Sir Isaac Newton formulated the Law of Universal Gravitation. Since then, scientists have based their lunar research speculations on calculations using Newton's 1666 Law resulting in the estimation that the moon's gravity is only 1/6 or 16% that of the earth's gravity. Based on this 1/6 gravity assumption is the notion that life can not be supported on the moon because there is not enough gravity to support the necessary atmosphere, etc., required for life to exist.
"Tons
of water ice found on moon's north pole ..."
"Vast pockets of water ice numbering
in the millions of tons have been discovered at the north pole of the
moon, opening up another region of the lunar surface for potential exploration
by astronauts and unmanned probes, NASA announced Monday."
Read the article:
MSNBC
3.1.10
Space Research Reveals The
Probability of a
Lunar Gravity Variable up to 64% Of the Earth's Gravity, and NOT the 16%
Previously Theorized
How
this works: Prior to going into space, scientists estimated that the neutral
gravity point - the location between the earth and moon, where the moon's
and the earth's gravitational pull is zero or neutral - was approximately
23,900 miles above the lunar surface. Based on this estimate, the theory
of 1/6 lunar gravity was rationalized. However, this is not
accurate because the actual neutral point is located approximately
43,495 from the moon.
Using the actual distance equates to a much higher lunar gravity.
Excerpts from NASA's own publication (N6624927), released in 1966,
chronologically lists recorded lunar observations and activities:
- 1870 Purplish haze illuminating lunar floor
- 1881 Whole region between Aristarchus and Herodotus appeared in strong violet light
- 1907 Part of Crater Plato glowing with light
- 1912 Small red glowing area on shadow side of the moon
- 1944 Mist on floor of crater Schickard
- 1955 White flashes near Posidonius
- 1958 Mt. Piton enveloped in cloud-like mist
- 1959 Crater Littrow obliterated by hovering cloud
- Etc., Etc.
From 1871 to 1896, 40 members
of England's Royal Astronomical Society reported observing various geometrical
shaped light patterns on the moon. In the following years, came confirmed
sightings of a moving 50 wide opaque object, great white domes and long
bridge like structures on the Plane of Mare Crisium. In 1958 , both US
and Soviet scientists collectively observed a huge glowing oval
object upon the lunar surface. Washington Daily News 1968
Apollo Astronauts:
Commander Young, Apollo 10, "Boy, I never saw anything like that, it seems the colors are different on the backside; they seem lighter, primarily because of the miara. They're shades of white, black and brown."
Commander Cernan, Apollo 10 "The centers of some of the craters as if they may be radioactive. They just glow in the very dim light."
Astronaut Borman, "It looks like clouds down there."
NASA's Dr. John Freeman reported that instruments left on the moon by Apollo 12 and 14 detected lunar water geysers lasting 14 hours. Water clouds clouds erupted through the cracks on the lunar surface, and the cloud spread to cover an area of more than 10 square miles. "The moon is not a completely dead and inactive place, it is still actively quaking and still actively venting gas." 1971
Conclusion:
Atmosphere and pressure must
exist in order to support cloud formations, and gravity to sustain that
atmosphere..... etc.
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