Lumi
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They are fake you stupid fuck. Just like the car. Hence the analogy you single digit IQ having mother fucker. You're a dumb gullible shit for brains inbred retard. That's what I was getting at.
The Paranormal, UFO's, and Mysteries of the Unknown
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Wow, how did all the space agencies, and the MILLIONS of people involved building these rockets, rovers, probes from dozens of countries, many diametrically opposed to each other, managed to keep this conspiracy going for 60+ years without a single leak, admission or confession.
You truly are one stupid motherfucker.
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Im just saying, as simple as I can, that if there was an extremely valuable resource - ANYWHERE - that the US is the first to show up and say hello to the locals. No matter where in the world that resource is. Lets skip over politics for a moment and really think about the target of what the person in control is here. Why wouldnt that person or persons, with an open checkbook (in reality) .. not want to pursue one of the most
I ask this, because .. why wouldnt space exploration, if we knew for a fact that it would pay for itself - wouldnt that be justification to at least .. try?
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They don't really know if helium 3 is valuable. It's a theory that it could be used for nuclear fusion but since no one has gotten fusion to work and it probably costs a billion dollars a ton (or maybe a billion dollars a pound) to bring shit back from the moon that's an awfully big gamble.
Of course if starship or some other vehicle proves itself capable of flying to the moon and returning intact then the math all looks a lot different.
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alright, lets say we kept all of our 1969 tech and we were still scooting lunar capsules over to the Moon. how much H3 could we bring back? a few pounds at a time? is it worth the billions per mission? what we need is a new kind of ship. one that is the size of an oil tanker with a sizable crew to work on a mining operation on the Moon and other planets. when you realize that is needed. then any oldschool Saturn rocket and lunar lander is completely obsolete. a space tanker would also likely cost trillions of dollars to build the ship and each mission would be off the charts expensive. all for what? a dubious material that would sell for an unknown amount on the market? i'm not trying to be dismissive. but we are nowhere near the technology or wealth needed to be able do such things for such vague reasons. now, say there is a new planet we discovered that has an atmosphere equal to ours and then we discover that out planet is dying. could we come up with something? yes i believe so. who gets to go and who has to stay behind? who would pay for this? see what i'm saying? its a big mess and 1969 tech or even 2023 chink tech doesnt make a shit's worth of difference.
Daidraco
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Look, I like Lumi regardless so Im trying to stay neutral in this. -
You're not thinking it through in completion. If we mine something on the moon- the amount of effort we have to overcome in getting in back to the earth is minimal at best. Gravity is our biggest obstacle. Thats it - anything else is just speaking out of my ass because Im not a fucking rocket scientist, literally.
Chukzombi
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alright. i dont really care that much about this to push it any further, was just trying to inject some logic into the conversation. even if we found a gassed up alien space ship on the moon, with keys still in the ignition. what do we do with it?
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Never heard of her dynasty before.
‘Sobekneferu’ The Forgotten Female Ruler of Ancient Egypt… Goddess of the Seven Star
Sobekneferu was ancient Egypt's first female ruler, but why was her reign all but forgotten? Author Andrew Collins has pieced together her lost history and, in the latter half, examined her achievements as ruler, the temples and ruins associated with her, and her continuing impact on ancient Egypt after her reign. Sobekneferu ruled for four years around 1,800 BC in the Twelfth Dynasty and was associated with the crocodile god Sobek, whom she revered and believed should be worshiped in a monotheistic fashion, he detailed. Won't link off site.- 1
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Looks like NASA is next up.
www.nasa.gov
NASA Provides Coverage of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Meeting - NASA
NASA is holding a public meeting at 10:30 a.m. EDT Wednesday, May 31, of its independent study team on categorizing and evaluating data of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP). The agency also will host a media teleconference at the conclusion of the meeting.
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You know if Lumi is even remotely correct he is going to be even more insufferable and we will never hear the end of it as he wishes cancerous death uoon us all.
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Rajaah
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This looks pretty real to me. Could be CGI but if not it's the clearest footage I've seen yet.
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