Palomar Observations of LCROSS Moon Impact

Nothing to see either...

this means nothing happened ???

Hiya, Tomek. How have you been?

It just means it was too faint for it to see. The spacecraft itself caught the flash of the centaur rocket that hit right before it did.

I meant LCROSS caught the Centaur flash before LCROSS hit.

Since there seems to have been a complete misinterpretation of what should have been observed I submit that the floor of the impacted crater was in fact solid rock and the impacting projectile was unable to dislodge any material at all, or at least none that made it above the crater walls.

Or the subsurface was hollow and the projectile was absorbed into a subsurface cavern where its impact energy was absorbed internally.

Ehrrr... what flash are you talkin' about?

The flash produced by the impact of the Centaur rocket.

[link to apod.nasa.gov]

At 16 secs. it flashes IMPACT under the counter in the top left. After freezing,stopping, slowing and replaying I see no impact and of course no results of an impact.

If that happened, wouldn't the craft that was dropped make some kind of a bounce or something visible still? Seems like absolutely nothing made it there.

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interesting isnt it ?

That's really screwed up. Stay safe, yo :)

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no problem