Definitive Proof we went to the Moon!

[SydneyPSIder]

[ProfWag]

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[ProfWag]

[SydneyPSIder]

um, you haven't addressed the subject matter of JW's video.

Have you ever watched a doco on TV about anything, profwag? Are you saying if that same doco gets put on youtube it suddenly becomes unwatchable and invalid?

Watching that video, you might incidentally round out some of your understanding of mass spectrography and the nature of the probes etc, as you often admit you are scientifically illiterate.

To make it even easier, you can jump to these nice colourful easy to understand barcharts and avoid all the scary numbers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar8FNxi ... age#t=1527

If you want to rewind a bit to look at the scary numbers and see the official Apollo sources used, you can see your precious 'Apollo scientific papers' getting ripped apart:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar8FNxi ... age#t=1349

It's very interesting that a NASA probe threw up some dust 8 years ago and promised some results inside a year, and they have never published their findings since. Doubtless PW will be able to think of a very plausible and convincing reason why this should be.

Is everyone observing profwag's pseudosceptic MO carefully here? He also seems very afraid. Maybe his handlers have threatened to fit him with some concrete overshoes if he doesn't make this stuff go away.

Your boat has quite a few holes in it below the waterline now, wag.

[ProfWag]

[FatFreddy]

Here's some stuff about the rocks.
http://www.geschichteinchronologie.ch/a ... -ENGL.html

[SydneyPSIder]

I'm of the firm belief that the moon is made of green cheese.

Yes, JW is looking more urbane these days.

It's not clear to me how the regolith is formed, without doing more reading. I was of the understanding it a pile of stuff that's landed on the moon over time from space. Interestingly, silicon dioxide is basically just sand. Calcium is another kettle of fish altogether -- it implies large parts of the moon are kind of made of chalk.

Also not sure if the moon is meant to be homogeneous -- I think JW cited an 'expert' who claimed it might well be, but no idea how anyone could know.

Although there are no weathering effects on the moon -- wind, rain, glaciation, etc, and there appears to be no further volcanic activity, of course every large solid celestial body has gone through a stage of being a molten ball, being made of a bunch of elements from a star exploding, and these elements cooling over time to form rock structures. Tectonic plate activity is probably likely up until the point where the centre of the body has cooled and frozen the plates in place. You would expect some diversity in the rock samples from place to place in that case.

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