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Re: water in the Moon....interior?

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The Starmaker wrote:
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> > > > > The Moon's Interior Could Contain Lots of Water, Study Shows
> > > > > Space.com 2h ago
> > > > > https://www.space.com/37596-moon-interior-could-have-water.html
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> > > > > Moon's interior may contain water, Brown University scientists say
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> > > > > [Phys.Org]
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> > > > > Scientists spy new evidence of water in the Moon's interior
> > > > > Phys.Org 2h ago
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> > > > > https://news.google.com/news/story/dmxcLN_kgsn7b_M7U96KOpYjsfzeM?ned=us&hl=en
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> > > > > (i don't know what they mean by "interior", maybe it's just a way to add a word that's unique to old headlines news)
> > > > > (in order to rehash old news, you goota add new words to the headline so that google puts it in top of their search page)
> > > > > (if you copy and paste the WSJ headlines you find it's always on top because the wsj uses unique words in the  headlines)
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> > > > > Are they talking about underground oceans in the moon?
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> > > > soory, i shudda wrote ...interior oceans in the moon.
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> > > > > What is missing from NASA's water Headlines is...
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> > > > > How come they don't announce that there 'may/could' be Aliens living under the ground..drinking the water, living in
> > > > > the water, etc.???
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> > > > > According to NASA FAKE Science, if there is water there is Life there.
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> > > > > So, where are the announcements of ...underground Aliens in outerspace????
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> > > > soory, i shuda wrote ...interior Aliens in outerspace...
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> > > > Whose NASA's interior decorator, Stevie Wonder????
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> > > No one seems to mention how does Mars's ..."interior" looks like.
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> > > maybe matching red pillows...
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> > Has anybody ever seen the "interior" of Jupiter?
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> > (i'm doing by best to use  Brown University scientists lingo)
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> > is it a gay university????
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> It didn't take long for an ocean to show up on the Moon, did it?
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> UPDATE: Ocean of water inside moon could create colony...
> https://www.rt.com/viral/397417-water-beneath-moon-surface/
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> But, but..wat about all those fishes in the ocean????
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> I mean, I never heard of an ocean without...fishes, have you?
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> Certaintly it has to have ...fishes! It's logic.
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> ocean...fishes
> clown...circus
> soldier...war
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If you dig a hole on the moon, and you hit water...the first thing you will see is a fish!


Now, does it matter? 


It doesn't prove...anything. 


It doesn't prove there is life on other planets because...the moon is not a planet.



(by your definition...to me it's just a rock that revoles around the sun)

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