Can moon be a...

[stardust]

hologram?

[gela]

I'm not entirely sure..

But I think the moon was a hologram in Dragon Ball Z..

Because it kept turning Goku into a giant monkey.. so someone destroyed it.. then they replaced it with a hologram.

Dragon Ball Z wouldn't lie

[Simonius]

Dragon Ball Z hurts my brain, I just dont get it!

[stardust]

According to the Newton's law of gravitation, Earth and moon have a force of attraction for each other. Either moon is constantly moving (like satellites), or its force of attraction counter balances the force of attraction of earth, and probably they cancel the affect of each other, and hence moon remains stable in its place. I doubt a hologram can do anything like that.

[RealRockingham]

Stardust, I have naught to say but WTF?

[Milton Bradley]

Quote by: stardust hologram?

What would the image be projected upon.


Even holograms need a medium to make the light visible, like smoke, or mist.

[stardust]

Quote by: RealRockingham Stardust, I have naught to say but WTF?

google: The Mad Revisionist.

[Thanatos]

Quote by: stardust According to the Newton's law of gravitation, Earth and moon have a force of attraction for each other. Either moon is constantly moving (like satellites), or its force of attraction counter balances the force of attraction of earth, and probably they cancel the affect of each other, and hence moon remains stable in its place. I doubt a hologram can do anything like that.

There are two forces at work.

One is gravity. The moon is pulling on us and we're pulling on it through gravity. This is why we have tides.

The other force is centrifugal force. Its spinning around us very fast and at a great distance, and when combined with gravity holding it in it behaves like a rock tied to a bungee cord that you're swinging in a circle.

I found your Mad Revisionist by the way...

The Mad Revisionist - revisionism revisited

I could bear with this at first because you might not have had not had high school physics, but come on...this is a joke. Observe the great donut hoax!

The Mad Revisionist

I think I've cracked the code. Your posts are too self-contradictory and your grammar too variable. You're not really this dumb. Impostor!

[SoylentGreen]

Sorry stardust but I had created a thread on this topic a while ago
try reading
THE MOON: A Propaganda Hoax

[stardust]

There are two forces at work. One is gravity. The moon is pulling on us and we're pulling on it through gravity. This is why we have tides. The other force is centrifugal force. Its spinning around us very fast and at a great distance, and when combined with gravity holding it in it behaves like a rock tied to a bungee cord that you're swinging in a circle. I found your Mad Revisionist by the way... The Mad Revisionist - revisionism revisited I could bear with this at first because you might not have had not had high school physics, but come on...this is a joke. Observe the great donut hoax! The Mad Revisionist I think I've cracked the code. Your posts are too self-contradictory and your grammar too variable. You're not really this dumb. Impostor!

To be honest, he caught me at first. Your refutation dosen't sounds bad, though. I can keep my "Lunar" calendar.
And i thought tides are because of the moon.

[SoylentGreen]

stardustAnd i thought tides are because of the moon.

And the sun and the earth. It is the relative position of all three that create tidal effects.