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The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock

 
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The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
Here are the facts which are beyond dispute. In fact, they're so beyond dispute that not even the shills try any more because they know it's a lost cause.

The sun is blazingly brighter. (has been for over 10 years now...everybody who is old enough knows it and has gone on record to post their accounts)

The moon is wickedly more luminous. (it doesn't have a light source of its own of course, so its reflection attests back to the above, if your short-term memory fails, that the sun is blazingly brighter)

Now for the hypothetical:
there are accounts that the moon has glass on its surface. now how much more glass should there be if the sun has more power to do its thing and toast all that sand and rock into more glass?

I ask you.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
Sounds sensible to me . I live in Texas and sit out every night after sundown when it has cooled off a bit. On nights when the moon is full and after it rises to a point near overhead, the temp begins to go up again.

It eventually colls again whe it drops low in the western sky.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
Sounds sensible to me . I live in Texas and sit out every night after sundown when it has cooled off a bit. On nights when the moon is full and after it rises to a point near overhead, the temp begins to go up again.

It eventually colls again whe it drops low in the western sky.
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Thanks for your account. I noticed the same thing when the moon was rising, but I never made the connection, so thanks again. I just thought it was lack of wind during some points.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
it may be somehting to do with getting older OP
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
The moon is silicon which is glass. Its will reflect high intensity light from teh Sun and cook us like beasts of a spit.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
The moon is and never has been hot enough to turn rock/dust/sand to glass.
The rock must be heated to a tempature of over 3,000F*. The moon never reaches these tempatures due to the lack of sufficient sunlight and a thick atmosphere.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
it may be somehting to do with getting older OP
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How? I've heard that explanation given before, but never quite understood it. Auditory levels fail, and if the same happens with our eyes, shouldn't the world be getting dimmer? My eyes have always been good. If anything, the sun should've been brighter when I was younger.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
The moon is and never has been hot enough to turn rock/dust/sand to glass.
The rock must be heated to a tempature of over 3,000F*. The moon never reaches these tempatures due to the lack of sufficient sunlight and a thick atmosphere.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1155690


I think it's got plenty of sun, and saying it has a thick atmosphere even goes against NASA's own account. You must be a loon, which isn't bad, just another fact.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
The moon is silicon which is glass. Its will reflect high intensity light from teh Sun and cook us like beasts of a spit.
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Thanks, sounds good to me. There are less craters on the side that always face us, so the moon's increased brightness from either its own innate reflectiveness or else from the sheer mad as hell sun has to have a reason. I suspect both.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
One of the Apollo missions found and area on the moon littered with glass beads and larger area glassed. Don’t know what mission sorry. Someone smart said the sun blasted the moon for 3 minutes and did the same to the earth one hundred fifty thousand years ago. Forgot who said it sorry.scratching
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
The sun has become so hot it's literally baking away the earths atmosphere, creating world record droughts. It's too hot to sustain a normal rainfall pattern.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
One of the Apollo missions found and area on the moon littered with glass beads and larger area glassed. Don’t know what mission sorry. Someone smart said the sun blasted the moon for 3 minutes and did the same to the earth one hundred fifty thousand years ago. Forgot who said it sorry.scratching
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I doubt we've been to the moon but thats not to say we dont know of its composition.

and yeah we can get glass on earth naturally from lightning. what's the process on the moon? cant imagine moon lightning. has to be the sun mostly correct?
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
What do they have to measure light/heat off of the sun without interference from the earths atmosphere?
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
The sun has become so hot it's literally baking away the earths atmosphere, creating world record droughts. It's too hot to sustain a normal rainfall pattern.
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Yes, I know all about our failing atmosphere too, thanks for your account. All these posts btw from everybody are not insignificant, but they stand as record for those who know the truth.

I know the rainfall here is also abnormal. Lightning storms during the morning for instance.
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What do they have to measure light/heat off of the sun without interference from the earths atmosphere?
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Come again?
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
The moon is and never has been hot enough to turn rock/dust/sand to glass.
The rock must be heated to a tempature of over 3,000F*. The moon never reaches these tempatures due to the lack of sufficient sunlight and a thick atmosphere.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1155690


I think it's got plenty of sun, and saying it has a thick atmosphere even goes against NASA's own account. You must be a loon, which isn't bad, just another fact.
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Your hypothesis goes against NASA's own account.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
The moon is and never has been hot enough to turn rock/dust/sand to glass.
The rock must be heated to a tempature of over 3,000F*. The moon never reaches these tempatures due to the lack of sufficient sunlight and a thick atmosphere.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1155690


I think it's got plenty of sun, and saying it has a thick atmosphere even goes against NASA's own account. You must be a loon, which isn't bad, just another fact.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1235711


Your hypothesis goes against NASA's own account.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21291147


If you offer no details in your post, it's pretty much worthless. Can't give a reply to substantiate against that which is nothing. But you're free to try again if you want.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
The moon is and never has been hot enough to turn rock/dust/sand to glass.
The rock must be heated to a tempature of over 3,000F*. The moon never reaches these tempatures due to the lack of sufficient sunlight and a thick atmosphere.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1155690


I think it's got plenty of sun, and saying it has a thick atmosphere even goes against NASA's own account. You must be a loon, which isn't bad, just another fact.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1235711


Your hypothesis goes against NASA's own account.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21291147


If you offer no details in your post, it's pretty much worthless. Can't give a reply to substantiate against that which is nothing. But you're free to try again if you want.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1235711


Jeebus fritz....

[link to science.nasa.gov]

Again your hypothesis goes against NASA's own account.

Just because you smoked a joint doesn't make your thoughts any more real. Think about it.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
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I think it's got plenty of sun, and saying it has a thick atmosphere even goes against NASA's own account. You must be a loon, which isn't bad, just another fact.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1235711


Your hypothesis goes against NASA's own account.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21291147


If you offer no details in your post, it's pretty much worthless. Can't give a reply to substantiate against that which is nothing. But you're free to try again if you want.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1235711


Jeebus fritz....

[link to science.nasa.gov]

Again your hypothesis goes against NASA's own account.

Just because you smoked a joint doesn't make your thoughts any more real. Think about it.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21291147


so your argument is ancient volcanoes? I think I don't even NEED to respond to that.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
There are glass beads on the surface from impacts from meteors. The temperature on impact creates the beads. Hence all the craters. The moon is way to cold to cook that way. Although if the Sun is shineing brighter it would of course cause the moon to reflect harder. 60 watt. 100 watt. and so on. The moons temperature would have to go up a few thousand degrees to cook.
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Your hypothesis goes against NASA's own account.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21291147


If you offer no details in your post, it's pretty much worthless. Can't give a reply to substantiate against that which is nothing. But you're free to try again if you want.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1235711


Jeebus fritz....

[link to science.nasa.gov]

Again your hypothesis goes against NASA's own account.

Just because you smoked a joint doesn't make your thoughts any more real. Think about it.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21291147


so your argument is ancient volcanoes? I think I don't even NEED to respond to that.
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You really need to read an entire article prior to responding fritz.....
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
There are glass beads on the surface from impacts from meteors. The temperature on impact creates the beads. Hence all the craters. The moon is way to cold to cook that way. Although if the Sun is shineing brighter it would of course cause the moon to reflect harder. 60 watt. 100 watt. and so on. The moons temperature would have to go up a few thousand degrees to cook.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 19846210


there's no denying some of the glass is created from meteors. but how on earth, i mean the moon, do you suppose the temp isn't high enough? whats the shielding up there? some miraculous atmosphere kept in place by a magnetosphere? what's the temp of the sun wo any shielding? you're saying the moon is cold is just dumb.
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If you offer no details in your post, it's pretty much worthless. Can't give a reply to substantiate against that which is nothing. But you're free to try again if you want.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1235711


Jeebus fritz....

[link to science.nasa.gov]

Again your hypothesis goes against NASA's own account.

Just because you smoked a joint doesn't make your thoughts any more real. Think about it.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21291147


so your argument is ancient volcanoes? I think I don't even NEED to respond to that.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1235711


You really need to read an entire article prior to responding fritz.....
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21291147


if you can't articulate it..
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
Space is cold honey. The closer you get to the sun doesn't mean it gets hotter and you answered your own question. It has no atmosphere therefore it cannot trap heat. Go get a mirror. Reflect a 60 watt bulb. How bright is it? Now change the bulb for a 100 watt. How bright is it?
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
Space is cold honey. The closer you get to the sun doesn't mean it gets hotter and you answered your own question. It has no atmosphere therefore it cannot trap heat. Go get a mirror. Reflect a 60 watt bulb. How bright is it? Now change the bulb for a 100 watt. How bright is it?
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space that doesn't see the sun. yes if nothing stops the sun light, it's cold. put matter in there, and your whole argument crumbles, in the light of the terrible sun. sorry, but true. and no, not sorry. no atmosphere means the intensity isn't shielded, meaning the full force of the sun's light cooks you. and cooks you good.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
Ok, so what keeps the satelites and the space station from cooking then. There even closer. What is the moon made of if its not matter?
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
Ok, so what keeps the satelites and the space station from cooking then. There even closer. What is the moon made of if its not matter?
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Aren't the satellites in earth's orbit below the earth's magnetosphere?

Yes the moon is matter, derp. What's you're point? It has only a thin atmosphere, so it cooks you in daylight there.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
Let’s talk moons226 How they got the lunar rover and all that equipment lying around on the moon was the biggest clue something was amiss? Bet maybe we did in secret and they died on the way? Hence we haven’t been to mars? Right.
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Jeebus fritz....

[link to science.nasa.gov]

Again your hypothesis goes against NASA's own account.

Just because you smoked a joint doesn't make your thoughts any more real. Think about it.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21291147


so your argument is ancient volcanoes? I think I don't even NEED to respond to that.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1235711


You really need to read an entire article prior to responding fritz.....
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21291147


if you can't articulate it..
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1235711


Jeebus Fritz....is that all you have left?

You missed the point because you can't

a) google search
b) read

And therefore that is my shortcoming????

Carry on then.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
And those battery powered air conditioned suits the astronauts used worked just fine.

Anyone who understands the process of air conditioning knows as a 100% undisputed fact that the man landing was fake. According to physics, it had to be. That, or they had some super secret advanced tech that they still haven't mentioned.
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Re: The raging sun is so intense it has baked the moon's surface rock into one big glass mirror rock
teh moon will boil greenlamd and teh ices shoo be water an bcome steam. white peeble am bab





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