Moon Survives Unprovoked Attack!


	Moon Survives Unprovoked Attack!

tabsey

10-13-2009 3:52 AM

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tabsey says:

In defense of science.
Still worry that we allow rubbish to litter the moon. To prove there is water. So, don't we have enough brands of bottled water already? Maybe so that astronauts can stop off and have a shower on their 10 thousand year journey to the nearest exoplanet which may support life.

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