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What Is to Be Done? by Vladimir Lenin

I agree.

The one eom posted also states that the general scientific consensus is that the Moon is devoid of such precious metals and in contrast to that presents some theory by a guy named Wingo who says there might be. Could be because that's the thing i was arguing about since the begining...

What notion? What possibility? Even the articles you provided yourself mentioned no notion or not even any shred of suggestion there might be gold or platinum there. For fuck's sake non of them even had the words "gold", "platinum" or any mention of anything like it in them. The fuck are you...

So, after backpeddaling the articles you provided by yourself because they proved my point instead of yours now your main argument is BUT MAYBE SOMEHOW POSIBILITEZ. Nice.

Uhm, that's what i've been arguing about since the begining. I mentioned the viability of things like helium-3 in my very first post. The whole time i was specifically arguing the Crni's post about gold, platinum, rhodium etc. Go back a page or two and read that's what the original argument was...

Quake 3 hombres.

:lol: You are digging your own grave. This first one says absolutely nothing about the posibilities to mine either gold or anything similar to it. It only suggest at the faint fraction of a posibility that there are some REEs and even then in the end says this. "So, in answer to the question...

No one says theree isn't. As i've already mentioned, there is the helium-3 and water, but that is pretty much it. Go and be my guest, show me a reputable science article about possible Moon mining that suggests different.

Plaease, provide me with any evidence that there is anything of value other then helium-3 and water on the Moon. Please, show me that "special one" who says there is freakin gold and rhodium on the Moon.

Yes, and the other posibility is NO, like the 99.9% of at least half-sane scientists say. Also, maybe the whole solar system is rotating around the Earth. Do you also wanna argue the heliocentric system? It's possible.

Yes, i am trolling here, not the guy who is against any evidence, reason, logic and contrary to the studies of the whole scientific community arguing that there is gold and rhodium on the moon. Thumbs up.

It has nothing to do with your article, it's about the forming of a planet.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accretion_(astrophysics) here, have a blast.

No way. They eat roid fed beef.

Maybe, instead of fantasizing and creating retarded "theories that sound logical" in your head you could bother to actually read up something about things such as accreation. Just so things like Why th3Re r golDz on da 3arth?!?!11 become a bit clearer to you. On the other hand, be my guest...

They righfully should.

The argument is about this. Of course there are such materials in traces on the moon's surface but "mining" that trace material would be as downright retarded as farming humans in order to collect smegma or spilling a million gallons of oil in the ocean in the order to enjoy a trippy rainbow...

I love the "self determination" card that the Brits pull out. Yes, they give a fuck about 2000 peons jackin' it in their huts below the military bases. :lol:

The moon is composed mostly of oxygen, magnesium, silicon, iron, aluminum and calcium. It's an ordinary, common, proven scientific fact. DO...YOU...NOT...UNDERSTAND...IT?