The equipment is on the ground.

[GranpaP]

Private Lunar Lander Makes First U.S. Touchdown On The Moon In 50 Years.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/moon-lan ... 1f2f7b3bf3

[Sargent Smellibitz]

If they ever did 50 years ago....

[Berry Sweet]

I dont believe we ever went to the moon.

This a drone like ship...it could be possible. But, oh boy, we went to the moon and then what?

[Mad Serb]

There was no Moon landing. There was a Moon mooning

[GranpaP]

I dont believe we ever went to the moon.

This a drone like ship...it could be possible. But, oh boy, we went to the moon and then what?

https://memebee.com/vancouver/viewtopic ... 0#p1722370

[Berry Sweet]

I dont believe we ever went to the moon.

This a drone like ship...it could be possible. But, oh boy, we went to the moon and then what?

https://memebee.com/vancouver/viewtopic ... 0#p1722370

All for water? How would any of it be sustainable to the Earth? It's far away.

I saw an article talking about a large asteroid floating around space somewhere. Theu even mentioned there's water inside of it. How do they know?

Is this water from other planets, moons, asteroids and other cosmic dust or whatever the case...is it safe for human consumption?

[Berry Sweet]

You do know there are other people out there yelling stories about aliens from other planets? They are literally saying these aliens are coming to our planet, (Earth) and taking some of our water...because they have depleted their resources, including water and food on their planet. They are extreme rationing what little they have left.

If this really is true, obviously they have the space technology to travel to Earth and get water and some supplies. But the question is...why do they need to come to Earth and take our water? Why not another planets water? It's not like they're unable to do it.

Is the water on other planets not consumable? Is there something in it that's dangerous or deadly?

[Sargent Smellibitz]

https://memebee.com/vancouver/viewtopic ... 0#p1722370

All for water? How would any of it be sustainable to the Earth? It's far away.

I saw an article talking about a large asteroid floating around space somewhere. Theu even mentioned there's water inside of it. How do they know?

Is this water from other planets, moons, asteroids and other cosmic dust or whatever the case...is it safe for human consumption?

You've drank cosmic water... it just came to earth a long time ago.

[GranpaP]

https://memebee.com/vancouver/viewtopic ... 0#p1722370

All for water? How would any of it be sustainable to the Earth? It's far away.

I saw an article talking about a large asteroid floating around space somewhere. Theu even mentioned there's water inside of it. How do they know?

Is this water from other planets, moons, asteroids and other cosmic dust or whatever the case...is it safe for human consumption?

Planet Earth is built with the same physical elemental atoms that make up, well... other planets and cosmic bodies.
Only difference is proportions... lots of sulphur on Venus
and lots of methane on Uranus, Jupiter and Saturn.

Water is part hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
If hydrogen and oxygen atoms are present on Mars,
or Jupiter, or Saturn, or Uranus, which they are,
surely there is consumable water to be had.

Human-made machines have landed on local asteroids and probed other planets for over thirty years now, 'we' have gone to Pluto and back, we know which chemicals and compounds make up the rest the solar system's planets, which elements and molecules can be found where... we know all this.
We're not there yet because outer-space is not hospitable to humans and the Earth hasn't been completely sucked dry of its own elements and isn't quite dead yet.
Once the planet is dead, the only way out is upward.

As far as aliens coming to Earth for water, why not? Although it would be difficult for 'anything' extrasolar to come close to Earth without being detected by one of Earth's paranoid countries.

In your other post about aliens, a parallel could be drawn in a situation where an organism living on Titan is watching a human collecting water to bring back to Mars.

[deadskinmask]

so exciting.... lmmfao....

[Lochdubh]

Starting this Hogmanay I resolved to drink only Fiji Water.

[asal]

I dont believe we ever went to the moon.

This a drone like ship...it could be possible. But, oh boy, we went to the moon and then what?

And then Poilievre was the greatest candidate ever.

[asal]

Evian water is a great moisturizer.

[Berry Sweet]

I dont believe we ever went to the moon.

This a drone like ship...it could be possible. But, oh boy, we went to the moon and then what?

And then Poilievre was the greatest candidate ever.

He's a good candidate for right now. Nobody lasts long in office..the world changes, people change and governments need change and new leaders. Right now is Poilievre time.

There's a silent majority out there that sick and tired of all this bullshit going on...caused by JT.

[Berry Sweet]

All for water? How would any of it be sustainable to the Earth? It's far away.

I saw an article talking about a large asteroid floating around space somewhere. Theu even mentioned there's water inside of it. How do they know?

Is this water from other planets, moons, asteroids and other cosmic dust or whatever the case...is it safe for human consumption?

Planet Earth is built with the same physical elemental atoms that make up, well... other planets and cosmic bodies.
Only difference is proportions... lots of sulphur on Venus
and lots of methane on Uranus, Jupiter and Saturn.

Water is part hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
If hydrogen and oxygen atoms are present on Mars,
or Jupiter, or Saturn, or Uranus, which they are,
surely there is consumable water to be had.

Human-made machines have landed on local asteroids and probed other planets for over thirty years now, 'we' have gone to Pluto and back, we know which chemicals and compounds make up the rest the solar system's planets, which elements and molecules can be found where... we know all this.
We're not there yet because outer-space is not hospitable to humans and the Earth hasn't been completely sucked dry of its own elements and isn't quite dead yet.
Once the planet is dead, the only way out is upward.

As far as aliens coming to Earth for water, why not? Although it would be difficult for 'anything' extrasolar to come close to Earth without being detected by one of Earth's paranoid countries.

In your other post about aliens, a parallel could be drawn in a situation where an organism living on Titan is watching a human collecting water to bring back to Mars.

Interesting. I don't have a big interest in space and the cosmos. I use to have a dog named Cosmo.

I've only ever thought of the order of the cosmos.
I miss that dog.

[GranpaP]

Evian water is a great moisturizer.

One of the first things I was told when I first travelled to France in 1975
was to never drink water directly from the tap;
only drink tap water that had been boiled or drink Evian bottled water.

Evian water bottles of different sizes were found in every French pantry and on every French dinning table that I sat at during the three months I spent in France and, at the time, Evian water bottles were as much part of the French dinning experience as wine bottles and buttered baguette were staples of any good French 'table'.

One thing I did not see in France is Evian water used as a moisturizer,
and that's because water is not a moisturizer.

[mimi]

All for water? How would any of it be sustainable to the Earth? It's far away.

I saw an article talking about a large asteroid floating around space somewhere. Theu even mentioned there's water inside of it. How do they know?

Is this water from other planets, moons, asteroids and other cosmic dust or whatever the case...is it safe for human consumption?

Planet Earth is built with the same physical elemental atoms that make up, well... other planets and cosmic bodies.
Only difference is proportions... lots of sulphur on Venus
and lots of methane on Uranus, Jupiter and Saturn.

Water is part hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
If hydrogen and oxygen atoms are present on Mars,
or Jupiter, or Saturn, or Uranus, which they are,
surely there is consumable water to be had.

Human-made machines have landed on local asteroids and probed other planets for over thirty years now, 'we' have gone to Pluto and back, we know which chemicals and compounds make up the rest the solar system's planets, which elements and molecules can be found where... we know all this.
We're not there yet because outer-space is not hospitable to humans and the Earth hasn't been completely sucked dry of its own elements and isn't quite dead yet.
Once the planet is dead, the only way out is upward.

As far as aliens coming to Earth for water, why not? Although it would be difficult for 'anything' extrasolar to come close to Earth without being detected by one of Earth's paranoid countries.

In your other post about aliens, a parallel could be drawn in a situation where an organism living on Titan is watching a human collecting water to bring back to Mars.

Super interesting. I had no idea.

[asal]

Evian water is a great moisturizer, except in France.

https://www.ulta.com/p/natural-mineral- ... prod350059

[mimi]

Evian spelled backwards is Naive.

[asal]

Oh, no one's ever told me that.... in France.

[Oscar Mayer]

airplane Citabria is Airbatic. Bellanca

[GranpaP]

Evian water is a great moisturizer, except in France.

https://www.ulta.com/p/natural-mineral- ... prod350059

There is no mention of moisturizing characteristics for this product.
Pay attention.
Water is not a moisturizer.
Water hydrates, it doesn't moisturize.

[asal]

Evian water is a great hydrator, except in France. Do not expect moisturizer properties.

[asal]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6H4r1kWqSM

[GranpaP]

Evian water is a great hydrator, except in France. Do not expect moisturizer properties.

No... I'm certain Evian facial spray is a great hydrator in France. Apply it before you apply moisturizer.

[asal]

Evian water is a great hydrator, also in France. Do not expect moisturizer properties.

[Oscar Mayer]

Screw you evs.

outube.com/watch?v=2PmmDSYnv4M

[Oscar Mayer]

he evs, why did you Skinzs ban me

[Oscar Mayer]

why did you encourage him to do that

[Oscar Mayer]