"gravity jones" wrote in message
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bring the moon dust back to earth and in the greater gavity field its
not as sticky.

well there is no wind on the moon to compare with earth but there can be
collissions. Im for a Nasa experiment to send projectiles to the moon
and observe the aftermath of a good surface blast...if not a number of
them... that dust on the moon is so fine it could be an interesting
effect to watch and perhaps it could become a very temporary"
atmosphere" what was observed when the lunar modules were launched off
the surface?

Yes a damn good surface blast. 100 megaton, right on the crack as seen
here bottom right...

http://www.lpi.usra.edu/publications.../slide_26.html

Lets see what those God damned mandy pandy girly boys from space
are made of. After all didn't they as Velikovsky says, charge the thing
like a capacitor and take a shot at Moses with a huge lightning bolt,
as he was leading the chosen ones out of Egypt and almost hit the Pharoah?
Damned straight.

Ever take a look at the entire moon? If you do, you will see the earth side
looks like burnt glass. Not just in one spot either.
http://www.grucol.com/luna_1258542-265.avi
Looks like they are out of lightning bolts to me, I say strike while the fire is hot,
and lets retaliate!

A 100 megaton seismic experiment. A little present from good ol terra firma.

POV my friend, purity of essence. That's what I say.

(Don't drink the water, the fish f*ck in it)