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re: Yes, true.
Jacob Samorodin — (archived)

Yes, we should go and find out what's happening at the martian poles,
and in the Hellas Depression and at Olympus Mons and in Valle Marinis...
Send more rovers please...and, yes, work out an economical way
to send human scientists there..

But I'm sick and tired of hearing the moons dead.
If you want to keep repeating that sh*t, Mark, about
the moon being dead you better offer 100 proof that you are correct.

Not one of you Zoners...not one of you over the past 10 years has ever seriously debated [TLP]
Transient Lunar Phenomena. TLP's which may show the the moon is NOT DEAD.

What the hell are those scores if not hundreds of pro and amateur astronomers over the past 200-300 years seeing in Alphonsus Crater
or in Aristarchus?
What about the 1958 spectrograph of Alphonsus Crater and the C2+
spectral lines detected...That sounds suspiciously like the carbon radical
left over after the acetylene molecule is split by UV solar radiation.
Pockets of acetylene gas buried deep in the moon?...at times seeping through cracks upto the surface?
Stranger things have been discovered over the centuries.

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