MoonFaker: Exhibit D. PART 2.
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@WhiteJarrah Oh I'm getting there. I just found your videos. Your presentations are well thought out and produced extremely well. Very interesting indeed. However, your evidence leaves something to be desired. I'm not so sure it would even count as evidence. Also your use of the word propagandist to describe the non believers of the moon hoax theory, is insulting. I've only watched Flagging the Gems and this series so far. Is there an order I should be viewing?
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JW, no one argues that earth rocks & moon rocks have the same O2 isotope ratios. Big deal! They share the same elements. But by your own observation from reading that scholarly Nat Geo picture book, "IN FAR DIFFERENT PROPORTIONS"! Similarities don't nullify the profound differences.
I share LOTS of material with a giraffe, but I'm not a giraffe!
If Von Braun (a non geologist) could get that much meteorite material in Antarctica in 1 week, wouldn't geologist regularly to get tons?
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To say Plait, Windley & a many other international geologists are "liars" regarding water in SOME samples is truly unfair, disappointing & way out of bounds! JW, the means of detecting this tiny trace of H2O in these spherules wasn't even available until recently! Mention of H2O in samples years ago was a matter of contamination. The lying accusation is an unnecessarily inflammatory jump.
There is NOT water in ALL moon rocks & when there is, a TREMENDOUSLY different amount than in earth rocks.
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@Monkeyboysdontknow Clearly you didnt read the post before hitting reply =/
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@yourboycal "Then we should say to the best of our knowledge there is no traces of water."
Semantics - look it up. Do your homework and see EXACTLY what the experts had to say on the matter. What you REALLY don't like is science you obviously don't understand. The problem with science? That they do whart science dictates? Postulate..test..test again..and again..have peer review..test again..modify original idea to fit the data obtained. You have a PROBLEM with this? How old are you really?
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All this over a few molecules of water in moon rocks? Some scientists say there is water, some say there is no water. Big deal. I can go dig up some dirt in my backyard and have it analyzed in detail. You can bet that some scientists will say there is gold atoms in it. And some scientists will say there is no gold, because the amount of gold is less than 1 part per billion. The most import issue is the amount of water. Moon rocks have far less water than Earthly rocks. Plain and simple.
ElGatoLoco698 7 months ago
@ElGatoLoco698 "Moon rocks have far less water than Earthly rocks."
Correction. They contain as much water as their terrestrial cousins and they contain hydrous minerals and ferric iron oxides associated with it. And this has been known since 1970. See MoonFaker Moon Rocks Revisited Episode 1.
WhiteJarrah 7 months ago