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My God...they've confirmed what they were 99.9% sure of all along. xp
It's the amount of water that's the surprise, really. People just don't like to listen, so when the context changed and this became a popular news bulletin, everyone had their omfg moments. p=
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newfieldgrafix
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Surely, this is old news?
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Surely, this is old news? It was just confirmed Thursday/Friday from the "bombing of the moon" test. As for this... was there ever any doubt? I mean... the moon is likely a piece of the Earth (and another planetoid) that broke off during a collision. I would think that the Moon was pretty much just a smaller Earth without the atmosphere. Having water comes to no surprise from me.
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Surely, this is old news? It was just confirmed Thursday/Friday from the "bombing of the moon" test. As for this... was there ever any doubt? I mean... the moon is likely a piece of the Earth (and another planetoid) that broke off during a collision. I would think that the Moon was pretty much just a smaller Earth without the atmosphere. Having water comes to no surprise from me. I think it's, as Aaron mentioned, the amount of water that is somewhat surprising, not the existence of water in general.
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newfieldgrafix
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You think we'll ever colonize it and wear silver jumpsuits?
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You think we'll ever colonize it and wear silver jumpsuits? i say you go out a buy a space suit just in case lmao imagine people actually end up living on the moon.
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newfieldgrafix
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Does a Star Trek uniform count? I have two of those.
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