Re: ASCIE CHALLENGE
From JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
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· 11 Feb 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Cool pix guy. A TLA is a "transient lunar anomaly". They've been seen and documented for hundreds of years. One of the early moon probes caught a big one on film. I think the prevailing theory has been that there is water under the lunar surface, and it occasionally is close enough to the surface to be exposed or ejected. Vacuum and sunlight causes it to "geyser"; i.e.: sublimate rapidly, often spewing moondust to a great height. -- Perhaps our resident geologist, Sarah, could shed more light on this.... So, despite recent hype, water on the Moon is actualy an old deal. Thanks for posting your pix..... JRO
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