MOON RUMORS
September 22, 2009
by ALEX DUNBAR
This Thursday NASA will hold a talk about the findings of a recent paper from Science magazine concerning results from the Moon Mineralogy Mapper aboard Chandrayaan-1. In case you’re not keeping abreast of moon news, we’ve been examining, probing, and bombing the ever loving shit out of our celestial neighbor in preparation for our inevitable move, once we ruin Earth. Anywayz, reliable sources report that the conference will reveal recent evidence that the Moon does, in fact, have water – and plenty of it. Meaning that it will be a snap to make the place life and atmosphere supporting. You might think this shit’s boring now, but just wait until there’s not enough land mass for this planet’s enormous population.
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sbay33: is the moon higher than earth? could we siphon?
5 months ago
SearsPoncho: Time for a return trip!
5 months ago
Tucker: I'll go.
5 months ago
staypuft: confirmed!
5 months ago
gnarwhal: by india? seriously?
5 months ago
bummerdude: i think space is making it's comeback. i sure hope so. space is awesome. the new nasa rockets are going to blow minds.
5 months ago
daisyshock: do you think they'll have dippin' dots?
5 months ago
kenisadirtyboy: it's the ice cream of the future, not necessarily the moon, but yeah i think so.
5 months ago
whiteonrice: a good rumor for once. i'll go. when do we leave?
5 months ago
jiminy: so we are willing to inhabit the moon but we really haven't tried to inhabit the ginormous antarctica? that's weird isn't it?
5 months ago
unknownmeasures: i want to know how you're supposed to collect water in zero gravity.
5 months ago
unknownmeasures: because it sounds really fucking tricky.
5 months ago
drenched: is it potable though?
5 months ago
dumdum: the moon has water?! thats actually really incredible. why are we JUST discovering this now?
5 months ago
bangbangrichards: i wonder what fucking on the moon would be like.
5 months ago
lolahenochsberg: sign me up
5 months ago
montparnaise: well now im glad i watched, "Xenon," because now i know exactly what to expect.
5 months ago
road_kill: who cares! we never landed on the moon. thats the real moon rumor
5 months ago
balletminx: you actually bought into that shit. lame!
5 months ago
weetruffle: I don't think I'd mind living on the moon. too bad ill prolly be dead or a geriatric when it actually happens.
5 months ago
waitwait: yeah, it's totally going to be a simple project. put up a truman show bubble and we will be set. we will all have front row seats to watch earth explode like the death star.
5 months ago
bryandeschanel: cynical much?
5 months ago
TowJam: There "is" a lot of water on the moon. Is. Not was. Is. Where is it?
5 months ago
TowJam: There "is" a lot of water on the moon. Is. Not was. Is. Where is it?
5 months ago
ZacharyB: I hope this is more than rumor. I will never see the surface of the moon but it would be cool to know that it's not that far away.
5 months ago
taco_baby: this will be much easier once we have our space elevator built.
5 months ago
drchae: how much to rent a 2br apartment with express train service to nyc?
5 months ago
AcreDemon: This is how the right wingers can escape Obamacare.
5 months ago
TheDon: Thats where I was planning on going to get away from them.
5 months ago
QueenBee: What if we get there and find that Japan's giant solar panel is blocking our light? Can we shoot it down? Down where? If you shoot something in space, does it fall or just stick there?
5 months ago
augustiniak: If I remember any 9th grade physics I'm pretty sure if you shoot it, the solar panel would start to move in the direction you shot it in (one of newtons laws), or at least a different direction from how it was moving cause if it were already moving... okay nevermind i don't remember 9th grade physics after all.
5 months ago
yeehawmoolah: i heard someone make a great point the other day. the best thing we can do for the future of healthcare, and in many ways our country as a whole for the future is to provide birth control to everyone that wants it. fewer bodies means fewer to take care of.
5 months ago
JenB: Zero population growth is probably the only chance we have at survival. If resources don't run out immediately, there will inevitably be plagues. The problem is people don't want birth control ;(
5 months ago
pirateghost: How could this shit be boring? moon cities?!?!
5 months ago
buttateeth: i can't believe i haven't heard of this until now. wouldn't this be like the biggest news of the decade?
5 months ago
downboy: That's what I was thinking. Wouldn't CNN have been talking about this 24/7 ?
5 months ago
fancypantsmcgee: Pre-9/11 they would have been. Now it's turned into the war and celebrity gossip news network.
5 months ago
dunbar: Yes. And it takes a minute for things to trickle from confusing science journals--> NASA conferences-->Blogs--> CNN. SpaceRef's promise of "Space News as it Happens." They've never let me down before - let's hope they don't start now.
5 months ago
taketheride: so how long before we ruin the moon?
5 months ago
uws123: and where do we go next?
5 months ago
QueenBee: I give it at least two centuries.
5 months ago
starks03: I hope theres enough water for a sweet golf course.
5 months ago
shakeshack: Werem't we supposed to have colonies on the moon by now? Finally!
5 months ago
buttateeth: zero gravity sex! hell-oooooo!
5 months ago
uly: well where the fuck is this water then? all underground lakes like the lost sea? i'm not holding my breath.
5 months ago