Cargo wrote:Since labs have spent millions of dollars shooting objects into various materials at hyper velocites in a fain attempt at understanding crater formation. I would think this moon flash recording science program would at least try to correlate some of these flashes with actual pictures of the moon surface. In order to help science understand what we are seeing.
They claim to deduce the 'mass' of all these objects which created the flashes, but I doubt that very much. In fact, n rocky object impacting another rocky object, in the Dark Vacuuumm of Space, no matter what the velocity, will NEVER produce a flash. I am very certain of that, if I ignore any plasma or electric properties. But I don't own a lab to test that, so I guess I really can't prove it.
Cargo wrote:What luck that all these rocks hitting the moon are some sort of crystal ceramic bone dna life savers.
Cargo wrote:it's going to be hard to tell unless someone goes up there and get's a GoPro of it.
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