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Oct 9, 2026
Moon Landing Deniers are Idiots: Bart Sibrel Debunked (Part 2 of 2)
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61:39Charlie DukeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And also, they're, they're still doing experiments on the moon rock.
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61:42Charlie DukeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
NASA's, the Lunar Planetary Institute, or whoever it is-
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61:45Danny JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Mm-hmm
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61:46Charlie DukeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
... is controlling those and sending those out.
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NASA Targets the Moon’s Underground World
Oct 8 · 1 Mention
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8:16speaker_1HOST
And all of this hardware is hitching a ride on a lander and rover provided through NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative, or CLPS.
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8:24speaker_2HOST
Plus, you have researchers from Boise State, Johns Hopkins, the Lunar and Planetary Institute, and the University of Oslo all running the data analysis.
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8:32speaker_1HOST
It's a massive team.
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8:33speaker_2HOST
If we connect this to the bigger picture, the days of a single space agency designing, building, and launching every single component in-house are largely over.
Lost Galaxy in the Milky Way: Unveiling the Stellar Remnants of Loki
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8:05Stuart GaryHOST
A separate study identified a seven-kilometer-wide cold spot near the new crater, consistent with the loosening of lunar regolith from the impact.
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8:12Stuart GaryHOST
The crater's been named after the late Thomas McCretchen, former director of Houston's Lunar and Planetary Institute.
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8:19Stuart GaryHOST
A report in the journal Science Advances claims it's the solar system's biggest known impact crater in recent times and three times larger than Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter's previous record holder more than a decade ago.
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8:30Stuart GaryHOST
The authors say craters of this size usually only happen once every 132 years, effectively a once-in-a-lifetime observation.
Lost Galaxy in the Milky Way: Unveiling the Stellar Remnants of Loki
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7:05Stuart GaryHOST
A separate study identified a seven-kilometer wide cold spot near the new crater, consistent with the loosening of lunar regolith from the impact.
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7:12Stuart GaryHOST
The crater's been named after the late Thomas McCretchen, former director of Houston's Lunar and Planetary Institute.
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7:18Stuart GaryHOST
A report in the journal Science Advances claims it's the solar system's biggest known impact crater in recent times, and three times larger than Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter's previous record holder more than a decade ago.
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7:30Stuart GaryHOST
The authors say craters of this size usually only happen once every hundred and thirty-two years, effectively a once-in-a-lifetime observation.
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Can NASA Actually Build a Moon Base?
Oct 3 · 1 Mention
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10:35Herman PoppleberryHOST
Earth? There's real pedigree to the comparisons.
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10:39Herman PoppleberryHOST
A 2024 abstract from the Lunar and Planetary Institute puts it flatly.
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10:44Herman PoppleberryHOST
The most relevant analog for a lunar base, for many reasons, is McMurdo Station in Antarctica.
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10:50Herman PoppleberryHOST
And they put a number on it.