Life on the moon

I believe that there is evidence for a primitive life form in northern
craters on the moon where ice is also found. It is a thin layer round the
edge of the ice where it meets the rock and where the sun clips it each
lunation. Here photosynthesis takes place when a little water vapour wets
these carbon growths as the sun touches them and raises the temperature by
200 degrees or so and a temporary atmosphere forms.

It is coloured yellow, red and greenish in sort of irregular bands.

This type of carbon growth may also occur on northern and craters on the
terminator of mercury.

Venus has bacteria in the clouds.

These carbon growths are universal and occour everywhere there is an energy
source, water, carrbon (essensial) and miscellanious chemicals.

Of course in richly endowed places where there are oceans and volcaneos or
oceans and sun light their growth is prolific and abundant. Like the moons
of Jupiter, Saturn and in those planetary atmospheres as well, I would
think.

Maia saw it all and paid the ultimate price for casting doubt on the
teachings of the church. Now she just sits and stares, naked, in the home
for the demented. And she's only 32!

Chris.

Follower of Jesus,

Allah is Great, Jesus is God, Hail Mary X 3.



.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: the moon surface is soft
    ... available remote science of our moon is more than good enough to ... Much of our salty old moon's surface has in fact become soft. ... moon craters with any open mindset, whereas most of which are truly ... potential of ice as having once upon a time covered that big old salty ...
    (sci.physics.relativity)
  • Re: On the Subject of Ice
    ... The quoted passage below, from a NASA website, explains how ice exists ... "The Moon has no atmosphere, any substance on the lunar surface is ... shadowed areas do exist in the bottom of deep craters near the Moon's ...
    (sci.space.shuttle)
  • Re: Next Space Station: 7.35e22 kg at Earths L1
    ... Without our moon, over sufficient time Earth would soon enough become ... pesky moon until after the very last ice age this planet w/moon will ... moon craters with any open mindset, whereas most of which are truly ...
    (sci.space.station)
  • Re: Life on the moon
    ... managed such interstellar transports of sufficient ice and life within ... moon has clearly been hosting an assortment of somewhat unusually large ... craters, many of which measure greater than 1000 km, with one extremely ... through space and into Earth's atmosphere, ...
    (sci.astro.seti)