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Re: And we should listen to you...because?

Last time I check you are no expert on any of this. Including the impact hazard offered by NEOs and LP Comets. Get a degree someplace...maybe online?

There are analogs of both the Moon and Mars on Earth and contrary to what you say Mars and the Moon are both Earth like. The terrestrial planets and their moons all have experienced the same physical laws on similar materials contrary to what you write. Mars and Earth are in fact in many ways the closest matches in terrestrial planets in this solar system.

You don't even know the difference between space based and Moon based. And you haven't the guts to admit this mistake just as when you are confronted with other errors of yours you ignore them.

As Phil has written, "He does not exhibit learning." Or less politely your an idiot!

--Chris Vancil

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