Good news: NASA did not blow up the Moon with the LCROSS

Friday, October 9th, 2009

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lcrossJust a few minutes ago at 7:13:19 AM EDT, NASA crashed a probe into the Moon at 5,600 MPH with the hope of finding water. BOOM! NASA broadcasted the entire thing live on its TV station and online, but if you missed our previous post and just learned about the event, you probably didn’t catch it. However, the NASA geeks are currently analyzing the LCROSS data and will hopefully announces their findings at the 10 AM EDT scheduled press event. In the mean time, go tell your wackjob neighbor that the Moon is still in the same ol’ spot and there isn’t a conspiracy to mess with the tides. Crazies. Gotta love ‘em.

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