moon

Was teslas anti gravity device a electromagnetic field kite or just high voltage flows of electrons? If you can harness the earths electromagnetic field for flight, then rotating EMFs at a fast speed on top a layer of stationary EMFs might give us a vortex of fast moving emf that creates lift...

Why not move the ISS to the moon instead of crashing it to the earth. ISS can be used for an emergency center for astronauts as well as a remote location for moon studies Do the same with hubble telescope when it is time to retire it. With Hubble soft landed on the moon, it can easily function...

I take photos of the Moon semi-regularly, with just an APSC DSLR and only 420mm of lens focal length to play with. Early this morning as I was preparing to leave my night job, I noticed that the clouds had parted and a nice Moon was out, fairly low in the sky. So, I quickly prepared my camera...

Hi I understand that temperatures can vary significantly between lunar night and lunar daylight but my question is this. Because of the absence of convection of thermal energy due to the lack of atmosphere does that mean the lunar surface temperatures during the first hours of a Lunar Morning...

I have a telescope that I use to look at the moon. My telescope is on my balcony which has a specific view of the sky in a certain direction. I rarely find myself using it since it is a matter of luck if I have the time, decide to try to use it, and if the moon is actually visible at that...

I got an idea that Moon/Sun causes solid earth's volume change(by distorting Earth's spherical shape). Is it possible that ocean water volume increases due to gravitational pull by Moon/Sun? Also, due to this eccentric change, Earth's rotation gets unbalanced, So it tries to get balanced by...

Hello, I was wondering about following questions. Imagine that Moon tourism is already started and there would be special solar eclipse trips to Moon. Those trips would occur when there is lunar eclipse on Earth and thus solar eclipse on Moon. Maybe my question is unusual. But I was wondering...