Who has the right to BLOW UP THE MUTHA FUCKIN' MOON?

ha yeah,the earths hear physically,but look of the morality of how we live..its quite pathetic really...human kind,on a whole, is pathetic....... damn..now i sound like 1 of those manic depressives who hate everything and everyone....i dont really... i just look at the world from an outside view...

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Tozzlez wrote: ha yeah,the earths hear physically,but look of the morality of how we live..its quite pathetic really...human kind,on a whole, is pathetic....... damn..now i sound like 1 of those manic depressives who hate everything and everyone....i dont really... i just look at the world from an outside view...

Doesn't look like you are.
What the fuck are you basing your morals upon?

Who are you to say what is and isn't moral?

well i dont c how anyone could think that humans killing other humans is morally corrects.as i said, i look at the world from an outside view so that sets aside colour,religion,orientation, etc...were still all flesh and bone. anyway, i cant b bothered with one of these 'cyber wars'..arguing over how different people c things just isnt me.... i just wanted to convey my view...

Tozzlez wrote: well i dont c how anyone could think that humans killing other humans is morally corrects

You'd be surprised.
Especially killing someone that writes like you.
I don't think it would cross them as wrong at all.

Holy fuck, when I saw this thread I thought of the cutscene from Sonic Adventure 2 Battle where Eggman blew up half the moon with a giant space station.

RevCriz67 wrote:

Tozzlez wrote: well i dont c how anyone could think that humans killing other humans is morally corrects

You'd be surprised.
Especially killing someone that writes like you.
I don't think it would cross them as wrong at all.

You're all wrong.
There's no such thing as morals.

King Doubt wrote:

RevCriz67 wrote:

Tozzlez wrote: well i dont c how anyone could think that humans killing other humans is morally corrects

You'd be surprised.
Especially killing someone that writes like you.
I don't think it would cross them as wrong at all.

You're all wrong.
There's no such thing as morals.

You're a towel

a little googlefu is all it takes




"About NASA "blowing up the moon": Allow me to shed a little insight as to what's gonna go down tomorrow at around 7:30am, EDT. (I'm privy to a lot of this since my fiance works at NASA, but proper information has been going around news stations as well, so I figured I could share what I know!)

Long story short: They are not "blowing up the moon." Rather, what they are doing is taking the LCROSS, which is a satellite made to sense the crater and what is in it, and launching from it a small impactor, called Centaur. Centaur will enter a crater that is permanently shadowed from the sun's rays, which leads scientists to believe that there may be frozen lunar water within the crater. (There has been recent study that shows that the Moon's "soil" may actually contain water, and they're trying to confirm this once and for all.) After it takes out a chunk of the Moon and creates a plume of debris, the LCROSS will enter the plume and take readings to determine whether or not this is the case. If water exists on the moon, it could mean significant implications as to human-space exploration and the possibility of existence (or former existence) of water on other planets.

Let's make this clear, though: First, the Moon is impacted by asteroids and other space debris at least a few times per month. The craters that result from those are minimal compared to the impact that is to be made by Centaur. Second, and to give perspective to the first point, Centaur is to make only a swimming pool-sized hole in an already existing crater.

As Bill Nye (yes, the Science Guy -- talk about a blast from the past!) said on CNN earlier, the impact of Centaur will have absolutely no effect on the Moon's rotation, our tides, or anything else for that matter. As he pointed out, and to solidify my previous two points, the Moon is a much bigger object than we perceive. Sure, it's smaller than our Earth, but it's not tiny by any means! Check out any comparison illustration through Google. I'll give you a second.

Imagine a teeeeeeeeny, tiny rocket entering one of those craters and essentially making a lot of space dust. The impact is negligible when compared to how big the Moon really is!

So while I'm all for taking care of what the gods have provided as far as the planet on which we live and its moon, as well as all celestial bodies in the universe and beyond, we have to step back and look at this objectively. It won't do anything, it will be great for scientific research and advancement (which we've been lacking for years), and when I think of it from a pseudo-selfish standpoint, it's keeping my fiance and other rocket scientists employed in a time where canceling the manned rockets may put thousands out of work.

Anyway, if you're interested in what all is going to happen tomorrow, I urge you to check out NASA's page on LCROSS. It's actually very fascinating. "





tl;dr
read it all, you lazy fuck

Well then, if Bill Nye The Science Guy says it's alright, it's alright.
He is a science guy after all.