4 Billion-Year-old Rock Discovered on the Moon...actually from EARTH

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There was a mass ejection from the Earth when it fractured.

look at the pock marked surface of the moon.

that all occurred during recent history, (4000 years)

Ive seen that too. Ive seen planes fly behind the moon

Imagine it has a bezeled edge and the dark side is the relief of the bust side of a quarter.

It's theorized that almost all of the moon was split off from the Earth billions of years ago..

That's because it never left Earth!

The "rock" NASA hit the Dutch with is actually petrified wood - from Earth, silly lil hoaxers

THE MOON IS FLAT

You're really dumb aren't you. The radioactive isotopes that are being measured aren't created when the rock forms. They are a part of the molten material extrudes which creates the rock.

Do you think the potassium isotope magically replicates when the lava cools? No. Your link is shit again. Go back to school or get your GED. Maybe stop pretending to know anything about geology or rock formation.

Or you could learn by reading.....
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Sure there is....

They brought back a rock that landed there when the earth bumped the moon 4 billion years ago.

You missed the point, artard.

They tested the rock and claimed it was 350,000 years old.

It was 10 years old, from Mount St Helens dome.

People read and STILL don't understand.

Bloop, earth turd is a moon.

NOT given by NASA, NOT labeled as a Moon rock but ASSUMED to be one by the late prime minister's estate. Supposedly given to a private citizen (which was never done), while the royal family of the same country got nothing. Supposedly given during a time when no Moon rocks were given out.

I agree 100%. That rock was likely ejected during the cataclysm and stuck the moon. Additional evidence that supports the theory are water ice deposits in lunar craters.

There is even a possibility biomass from earth (plants, animals,bateria) could be on the moon. Who knows, maybe this is why we haven't gone back. The moon could be a literal mine of truth.

Last Edited by Project_Deimos on 06/06/2022 01:51 PM

maybe theres a small town somewhere called Thamoon. It would make a little more sense then.

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Were those rocks ever on the moon, or collected by NASA interns from a desert in Nevada?

Nancy Pelosi's turd, no big deal.

You are absolutely correct.

It took Mt St Helens a couple of hours to relocate several layers of sediment, a forest full of trees, an entire lake, and half the mountain.

I don't believe their BS about billions of years.

True.

Ejected by the bursting forth of the fountains of the deep during the flood of Noah, which accounts for most of the meteorites and comets also...


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RSR's Global Flood and Hydroplate Theory


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if this is true and it's actually from earth then it can't be more than 12,772 years old.

Where was the decontamination room? You jump around in the dirt and dust then enter a space ship going into zero G ??
That dust goes EVERYWHERE. And ruins your electronics.

Busted.

"... one of the lunar rocks picked up by Shepard and Mitchell MAY actually have originated on Earth."

Read some .. it will make you appear less of a moran.

The only one busted is you.

Busted for being moronic.


Moon dust clings to the space suit.

It doesn't 'fly around'.

Also, it is VERY abrasive and smells like cinders .. burnt smell.

Although the rock is not 4 billion years old,

it is from earth...

Oh yeah, it's only been a few years since we found a rock on earth that came from mars. Usually, on the bottom of the rock will be a "made on earth" label, or a "made on mars" label. It's always that way.

‘Moon rock’ in museum is just petrified wood

The Dutch national museum said Thursday that one of its prized possessions, a rock supposedly brought back from the moon by U.S. astronauts, is just a piece of petrified wood.

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