After moon bombing, search for water begins
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- News Source: Star-Bulletin | about 1 month agoA plume more than 3 miles high was anticipated when the Centaur rocket moving at a speed of more than 1.5 miles per second hit the moon's surface -- an event timed early yesterday for optimum viewing with Mauna Kea's powerful telescopes...But there...
- News Source: B92 | about 1 month agoThe collision into a crater on the south pole of the moon was part of a search for water or ice under the lunar surface. A probe that takes photographs followed close behind, crashing four minutes later...Scientists wanted to examine the huge plume...
- News Source: Denver Post | about 1 month agoPhotos and video of the impact showed little more than a fuzzy white flash...One person joked that someone hit the pause button in Mission Control. Yet scientists involved in the project were downright gleeful. There were no pictures of spewing...
- News Source: NewKerala | about 1 month agoThe craft successfully struck their target, a crater thought to harbor frozen water...Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite) performed its own kamikaze dive, which was the final act in its mission to detect evidence of water ice in the moon...
- News Source: Star Tribune | about 1 month agoAs science, however, it might still qualify for blockbuster status. Friday morning's mission sent a rocket booster crashing into a shadowy crater at the moon's south pole. Another spacecraft followed closely behind, taking scientific readings and...
- News Source: The Scotsman | about 1 month agoThe "bombing" of the moon was supposed to kick up a six-mile-high cloud of debris big enough to be seen by amateur astronomers on earth...The plan was to scan the plume for evidence of water, believed to lie at the bottom of freezing polar craters. A...
- Blog Source: www.thinkdigit.comNASA crashes a space probe on the moon to look for water.
- Blog Source: www.huffingtonpost.comNASA smacked two spacecraft into the lunar south pole Friday morning in a search for hidden ice. Instruments confirm that a large empty rocket hull barreled into the moon at 7:31 a.m., followed four minutes later by a probe with cameras ...
- Blog Source: www.usposttoday.comThe riddle of how much water is on the moon could be solved on Friday when Nasa 'bombs' its surface, causing a plume of lunar dust that will be viewed by millions worldwide. Scientists will see two spacecraft ... Amateur astronomers in parts of the
- Blog Source: www.thehour.comThe aim of today's deliberate crash of two unmanned NASA spacecraft into the moon is to see if they can kick up some ice. It is the 20th lunar crash, most of them done on purpose, since the Russians first did it 50 years ago last month. ...
- Blog Source: www.estetica-design-forum.comNasa is set to crash two unmanned spacecraft into the Moon in a bid to detect the presence of water-ice. A 2200kg rocket stage will be first to collide, hurling debris high above the lunar surface. A.
- Blog Source: www.iwebble.comTwo weeks after ISRO and NASA announced discovery of evidence of water on moon, two US spacecraft bombed the surface of the moon on Friday in a search for. ... The crash blasted a plume of rock and dust into space as Telescopes on Earth and
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@astroengine LCROSS: "What if it somehow throws off the astrology?" Ahh, now I see. http://bit.ly/Cp86S (HuffPost article by @helpsavethemoon)
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@astroengine On the sliding scale of 1-10 (10 being foaming-at-the-mouth-bat-shit-crazy), this guy scores an easy 11: http://bit.ly/fpWxo
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@astroengine Uh huh... 'cuz a lunar science mission is just like going to war. Way to go Examiner. http://bit.ly/2mNHGY
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@astroengine @elakdawalla Cheers! It is Saturday after all :) Oooh, you might like this: http://bit.ly/p8Xye :)
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@astroengine .@ThisIsTheMoon Ha! You're in on the NASA conspiracy too? I know you're really hiding @SarlaccBeast in that crater.
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@acmaurer Want to see what we crashed into the moon? Image #3: http://bit.ly/yPLkY I thought it would be larger - you?
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@astroengine So, @SarlaccBeast what have you done with @LCROSS_NASA? Cough it up. http://bit.ly/p8Xye
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@astroengine Astroengine: What REALLY Happened to the LCROSS Centaur? http://bit.ly/15BU20
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@astroengine Weekends are for playing with Photoshop and pointing fun at conspiracy theorists, obviously: http://bit.ly/p8Xye
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@spencerante Spencerante: Currently reading 'The First Silicon Valley: Boston's Rt. 128 Corridor' : http://scribd.com/doc/20891451. Cool Map from 1968 NYT story
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