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Originally Posted by KenGee
Craig , your over reading what is says. It rand like a bell in the sense that the vibrations from the impact resonated through the moon. Your first point is a mix of facts spin to make an interesting story that one might over hear in a pub quiz night. Graviational anominals can be measured to create a gravity map, in fact that is high minerals like Iron are found on Earth. the movments of either statellites or planes are very, very small.
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Hi Kenny;
Ok. That's cool. I did say that it may've been an urban myth ! (I think I remember I read it from a dodgy source).
It must've been pretty touch & go, navigating the early moon probes whilst in lunar orbit back in the 60s.
Point taken though, I'll try & refrain from quoting 'urban myths', (even if I do declare them as such), from now on.
I'm in total support of doing my best to keep this message board as 'urban myth free' as I can.
Cheers. Nice to meet you, too, by-the-way.