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I'd just like to congratulate everybody on the fact that there are seven comments so far and not one of them says "That's no moon..."

• vorg 15y ago
  Why the congratulations? If people are no longer saying "That's no moon..." then perhaps the deception is complete. > Researchers suggest the collision may explain the mysterious mountains on the far side of our Moon. The best way intelligent life, such as humans, can travel between stars is embedded deep inside a large pre-existing object, rather than a flimsy arficially-made spaceship. That object could be modified so it can navigate around by putting large booster rockets ON ONE SIDE. If humans wanted to observe a planet for terraforming and colonization, they would navigate the object into orbit as an apparent Moon around that planet. If their habitat in that moon was on the opposite side as the booster rockets, then by leaving those rockets, which would look like mysterious mountains, on the permanent far side from the Earth, they could keep the Earth permanently within observation for terraforming, etc.