The Moon Is Shrinking and That's Causing Moonquakes

The moon is shrinking. And as the crust of our lone satellite contracts, it tugs on cliff-like cracks on the surface, leading to lots of moonquakes, scientists just discovered.

The study researchers recently revisited moonquake data gathered by seismic equipment on the Apollo lunar missions, from 1969 to 1977. They examined moonquakes that occurred at shallow depths, using new algorithms to pinpoint where the moonquakes came from, according to a new study.

Then, the scientists mapped the seismic data to satellite images of thrust faults, or scarps — stairstep cliffs on the lunar surface. These formations stand dozens of feet high and extend for miles, and they are visible in images captured by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)....

https://www.livescience.com/65475-moon-s...uakes.html

Moonquake doom on!

Luvapottamus  Wrote: (05-15-2019 07:10 PM)

The Moon Is Shrinking and That's Causing Moonquakes

The moon is shrinking. And as the crust of our lone satellite contracts, it tugs on cliff-like cracks on the surface, leading to lots of moonquakes, scientists just discovered.

The study researchers recently revisited moonquake data gathered by seismic equipment on the Apollo lunar missions, from 1969 to 1977. They examined moonquakes that occurred at shallow depths, using new algorithms to pinpoint where the moonquakes came from, according to a new study.

Then, the scientists mapped the seismic data to satellite images of thrust faults, or scarps — stairstep cliffs on the lunar surface. These formations stand dozens of feet high and extend for miles, and they are visible in images captured by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)....

https://www.livescience.com/65475-moon-s...uakes.html

Moonquake doom on!

Oh, rly?
Astro-nots left seismic equipment there 50 years ago and it still works.
Boyoboy. Nasa's moon tardis held a lot of gear. Seismograph, a rocket and fuel, bunks for 2 men, water, MREs, and a dune buggy!

These people have no shame. Nasa gave the Dutch a moon rock that turned out to be petrified wood
This moon transit is from 2015, one more cute little gif from Space Authority.
link to image: http://i2.wp.com/www.universetoday.com/w...985%2C554.

Their perfidy has no limits. Shameless quislings.
Yet the sheeple swallow Nasa's stinky moon cheese. The unsheeple think it would gag a maggot.

No wonder we get screwed with politics and wars and 5G.
If people will accept this hornswoggle, we are forevermore doomed.

The Moon Is Shrinking and That's Causing Moonquakes

The moon is shrinking. And as the crust of our lone satellite contracts, it tugs on cliff-like cracks on the surface, leading to lots of moonquakes, scientists just discovered.

The study researchers recently revisited moonquake data gathered by seismic equipment on the Apollo lunar missions, from 1969 to 1977. They examined moonquakes that occurred at shallow depths, using new algorithms to pinpoint where the moonquakes came from, according to a new study.

Then, the scientists mapped the seismic data to satellite images of thrust faults, or scarps — stairstep cliffs on the lunar surface. These formations stand dozens of feet high and extend for miles, and they are visible in images captured by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)....

https://www.livescience.com/65475-moon-s...uakes.html

Moonquake doom on!

Luvapottamus  Wrote: (05-15-2019 07:10 PM)

The Moon Is Shrinking and That's Causing Moonquakes

The moon is shrinking. And as the crust of our lone satellite contracts, it tugs on cliff-like cracks on the surface, leading to lots of moonquakes, scientists just discovered.

The study researchers recently revisited moonquake data gathered by seismic equipment on the Apollo lunar missions, from 1969 to 1977. They examined moonquakes that occurred at shallow depths, using new algorithms to pinpoint where the moonquakes came from, according to a new study.

Then, the scientists mapped the seismic data to satellite images of thrust faults, or scarps — stairstep cliffs on the lunar surface. These formations stand dozens of feet high and extend for miles, and they are visible in images captured by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)....

https://www.livescience.com/65475-moon-s...uakes.html

Moonquake doom on!

Out come the Flatards.

Imagine that.

What i like to look at is the moon it is allways uniformly illuminated ,this does not make sense if it is reflecting the suns light .?Light has range ,if you put a small flashlight in the middle of a dark room you can read by it but the light will not reach the perimeter. I have a 17 th century catholic reliquary celebrating a pope it is a frame with a diorama behind it depicting religious imagery.It shows people spreading sheets out in the moonlight then wringing out the dew collected.

LoP Guest  Wrote: (05-16-2019 01:07 AM)

Out come the Flatards.

Imagine that.

I wouldnt go as far as to call them 'Tards. If one really look into a lot of the things they say, one would really start questioning the credibility of what we are told about the earth and above!

Just saying.

travel assistant  Wrote: (05-16-2019 12:19 AM)

What i like to look at is the moon it is allways uniformly illuminated ,this does not make sense if it is reflecting the suns light .?Light has range ,if you put a small flashlight in the middle of a dark room you can read by it but the light will not reach the perimeter. I have a 17 th century catholic reliquary celebrating a pope it is a frame with a diorama behind it depicting religious imagery.It shows people spreading sheets out in the moonlight then wringing out the dew collected.

You know, it is very strange how the light of the moon is projected. If one takes a spherical object and shines a light at it, one would see different than what we see upon the moon. A spherical object reflecting a light source would have a bright spot at the central point of the incoming light, and also a dimming effect towards the outer portions. Instead, the moons light is uniform. I would like read an explanation on how this possible if the moon light is actually reflecting the suns light as we are told.

LoP Guest  Wrote: (05-16-2019 01:27 AM)

You know, it is very strange how the light of the moon is projected. If one takes a spherical object and shines a light at it, one would see different than what we see upon the moon. A spherical object reflecting a light source would have a bright spot at the central point of the incoming light, and also a dimming effect towards the outer portions. Instead, the moons light is uniform. I would like read an explanation on how this possible if the moon light is actually reflecting the suns light as we are told.

To understand why the moon does what it does and why the sun does what it does, then you would have to go beyond particle physics of basic sciences, but you can not comprehend it, so just enjoy the moon as it is a sign of bigger things to come,

LoP Guest  Wrote: (05-16-2019 01:43 AM)

To understand why the moon does what it does and why the sun does what it does, then you would have to go beyond particle physics of basic sciences, but you can not comprehend it, so just enjoy the moon as it is a sign of bigger things to come,

Sorry, but what my eyes see does not require "particle science" or any other mumbo jumbo science crap which was most likely fabricated by the same elite who have kept the masses in the dark since the beginning of history...

LoP Guest  Wrote: (05-16-2019 02:06 AM)

Sorry, but what my eyes see does not require "particle science" or any other mumbo jumbo science crap which was most likely fabricated by the same elite who have kept the masses in the dark since the beginning of history...

Yes you suffer from denialism, the law of mindset perspective, your ignorance or delusions that prevents you from evolving to a new science which brings with it peace, joy and happiness.

You prefer to suffer in the darkness of the evil joo satanists from which there is no escape, your only mission is to make others suffer like you or until the space jesus comes back to set you free.

Imagine that.