Extrañas lineas paralelas en La Luna

Jordy escribió:Que curioso acabo de leer un post después de responder este, un sueño de Jedimalaga en el que habla que la luna la mueven para tapar el sol que lanzaba una llamarada, que mide lo justo como para tapar el sol en esa distancia, y que al girar muestra el lado oculto de la luna la cual es como la estrella de la muerte con sus mecanismos etc.

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Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) está emitiendo de nuevo las imágenes de cientos de metros de profundidad cavernas - Científicos señas de seguir.

"Podrían ser las entradas a un país de las maravillas geológicas", dice Mark Robinson de la Universidad Estatal de Arizona, investigador principal de la cámara LRO. "Creemos que los agujeros gigantes claraboyas que se formaron cuando los techos de los tubos de lava subterráneos se derrumbó."

La nave espacial japonesa Kaguya fotografiaron por primera vez el año pasado enormes cavernas. Ahora la poderosa Cámara Orbitador de Reconocimiento Lunar (LROC, la misma cámara que fotografió aterrizadores Apolo y las pistas de los astronautas en el polvo lunar) nos está dando atractivo imágenes de alta resolución de las entradas de las cavernas y sus alrededores.

Ya en la década de 1960, antes de que los seres humanos en pisar la Luna, los investigadores propusieron la existencia de una red de túneles, reliquias de los ríos de lava fundida, debajo de la superficie lunar. Basaron su teoría en las primeras fotografías orbitales que reveló cientos de tiempo, los canales estrechos llamados rilles liquidación través de las llanuras lunares vasta, o maria. Los científicos creían que estas rilles haber pruebas de la superficie de los túneles por debajo del suelo a través del cual fluía la lava miles de millones de años atrás.

Collapsed pit-crater shaft leading down to a sub-selenean tunnel?.
Underground tunnel complexes found on moon

Boffins offer 'lava' thesis, poohpooh alien/Elvis theories

Space boffins believe they may be on the verge of discovering a vast, hidden network of tunnels beneath the surface of the Moon.

The tunnels aren't thought to be the work of long-extinct (or perhaps still surviving) intelligent moon aliens, perhaps driven to adopt a subterranean existence by a notional disappearing atmosphere aeons ago. Nor is any involvement by Tibetans, Elvis or others seeking a secluded dwelling far from prying human eyes suspected.

Instead, top moonologists think that they may be on the track of "lava tubes" not dissimilar to those of Earth. A lava tube, unsurprisingly, is a tube in solid surrounding rock along which at some point liquid lava has flowed (or is still flowing, in some Earthly cases).

When the lava cools and solidifies, there is often an open space left above its surface, forming a tunnel.

In some cases, parts of the roof of such a tunnel will collapse, forming a so-called "pit crater". If the pit crater forms while the lava is still flowing, it will have a smooth bottom. If the collapse happens once the lava has hardened, the bottom of the pit crater will be home to a pile of rubble.

View down into an Earthly lava tube.Scientists analysing results from our old friend the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), placed into a very low Moon orbit by NASA so as to map our satellite in great detail, believe they may have found such pit craters - so pointing the way to subterraneanselenean lava-tube tunnels.

"To date, we have about ten candidate pits awaiting confirmation," report boffins at the LRO Camera team.

"Do these pits provide access to open lava tubes?" they ask.

That's a question which the LRO scientists will attempt to answer by snapping pics from the LRO at such angles - and with the Sun at such a position in the sky above - that they could spot overhangs indicating whether or not the possible lava-tube tunnels are still "open and accessible".

President Obama has lately stated that there will be no manned return to the Moon, as had formerly been planned (indeed without the Moon-return plans it is unlikely that NASA would have bothered to send up the LRO).

However there are less ambitious plans for robotic visits to Earth's satellite - some of them even, perhaps, featuring a tunnelling mole-cruiser subselenean probecraft.

Humanity may yet one day gaze upon the mysteries lying hidden in the Moon's unseen, cavernous tunnel complexes - if only by proxy.

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