NASA PREPARES TO BOMB THE MOON (with video)

[jose v]

Nasa scientists are preparing to launch a space mission from Cape Canaveral carrying a missile that will fire a hole deep in the surface of the moon.
June 18, 2009
The aim is to see whether any traces of water will be revealed by the disruption caused to the planet's surface. Nasa will analyse the space cloud caused by the explosion for any sign of water or vapour.

Scientists expect the impact to blast out a huge cloud of dust, gas and vaporized water ice at least 6 miles high - making it visible from Earth.

If the search is successful it could provide vital supplies for a moonbase. The moon is mostly dry desert but ice may be trapped in craters which never see sunlight.

The unmanned Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite mission (LCROSS) will fire a Centaur rocket into the surface at twice the speed of a bullet.

An accompanying spacecraft will orbit the moon for a year looking for possible landing sites for astronauts. The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter will spend at least a year creating the most minutely detailed map of the moon's surface ever seen.

The vessel swill be the first American spacecrafts to make a lunar trip since 1999.

Astronomers have long thought that a rain of comets brought water to the arid, lifeless moon over billions of years.

In the past few years, at least two American spacecraft reported the presence of water by detecting hints of hydrogen and oxygen - the constituents of water - frozen deep in the darkest recesses of craters around both the north and south lunar poles.

www.telegraph.co.uk/scienceandtechnology/science/space/5566137/Nasa-prepares-to-bomb-the-moon.html

[jose v]

you are a well informed good man traceman
but the intention to put arms of massive destrucion in space. it is an old agenda.

[tranceman]

the E.T.s will hopefully stop anything that would be harmful to the moon system.

[Bishop]

this doesn't sound like good news...There are so many variables who knows wtf might happen!

[Ullan]

Whoa, hang on.

According to international treaties, the moon is communal property. It cannot be claimed nor can it be defaced. Firing a rocket at the moon clearly and blatantly violates these treaties, and some countries may see it as an act of war because technically the moon is their soil.

Incidentally, why blow a large crater in the moon to search for water? The Mars rovers have had a lot of success in this regard without having to resort to this kind of violence.

[Martin]

NASA IS RETARD.........

[Marie]

I sure hope this kind of activity will not knock the moon out of orbit, or something worse! They may be in for a big surprise!