I am listening, but hearing nothing because of the distraction. Leonard Nimoy is narrating….and the scientist giving the explanation is obviously sporting a Spock haircut very purposefully. He’s definitely a Trekkie…well..I think it’s hilarious.
“The bucket is recirculated for re-use.” If the bucket stays on the moon, it needs at least as much distance to slow it down as was needed to accelerate it. If it goes into lunar orbit, “recirculating” is a labor-intensive process, since the return location has moved as the moon goes elsewhere in its orbit. This is a cute physics experiment, but no engineer would take it seriously.
If Clif High is right, and the surface of the moon is simply a storage area for materials used by the ETs inside it, then lots of raw materials for space manufacturing may be available there for us, if the ETs let us take them.
I was expecting a documentary about a priest’s chauffeur.
I am listening, but hearing nothing because of the distraction. Leonard Nimoy is narrating….and the scientist giving the explanation is obviously sporting a Spock haircut very purposefully. He’s definitely a Trekkie…well..I think it’s hilarious.
“The bucket is recirculated for re-use.” If the bucket stays on the moon, it needs at least as much distance to slow it down as was needed to accelerate it. If it goes into lunar orbit, “recirculating” is a labor-intensive process, since the return location has moved as the moon goes elsewhere in its orbit. This is a cute physics experiment, but no engineer would take it seriously.
If Clif High is right, and the surface of the moon is simply a storage area for materials used by the ETs inside it, then lots of raw materials for space manufacturing may be available there for us, if the ETs let us take them.
I was expecting a documentary about a priest’s chauffeur.