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5/23/2013 5:35:10 PM
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So when did the moon get an atmosphere? That cape looked like it was wippin' in the wind.
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Humanity did colonize it, it's possible there was terraforming involved. We've also seen the huge ruptures in the moon's surface; it may have released gases and caused other unmoonlike phenomena.
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They also move like the lower gravity doesn't effect them at all so who knows
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Because it is following its dream to be a fluttering cape with or without wind!
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Edited by NEXUSREMIX720: 6/11/2013 8:25:32 PMWell,it's either a floating cape or one that's wippin' the wind so...
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Pillar #2: Idealized Reality
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How do spartans float in the water?
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density... a bowling ball floats in water.. did you know that? So maybe Spartans are like bowling balls, lol
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The American flag waves on the moon
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no it does not there is a pole holding it out away from the post....
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Solar wind.
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Edited by SkilPhil: 5/24/2013 3:25:42 AMSince when did alot of things - in the future, anthing can be justified.
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It would definitely be more odd if it wasn't moving. The tension in the fabric is enough to mantain motion if you start it off. Here's another example: if you flicked a spring on the moon, it would not stop wobbling for a very long time.
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Shhhhhh
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You see space aliens fighting people on the moon, with powers and a gun that incinerates things... and your first question is "moon wind"?
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Edited by Lord Keksworth: 6/11/2013 8:26:15 PMPeople fighting aliens with superpowers and guns is commonplace. Wind on the moon, however, is some trippy stuff, man.
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So no atmosphere confirmed, they were just lazy with the art direction?
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>Moving vehicle >Vibrations lrn2physics
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Just wanted to make sure, because I want to hear you scream "GOOOOOSE!" when I assassinate you.
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I second that. In the battlefield challenge I didn't get to hear DeeJ's anguished screams as I snuck up from behind.
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Edited by Hijinks: 5/23/2013 11:09:51 PMWind? Where we're going, capes don't NEED wind!
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It's a mechanical robo-cape.
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deep thought man, deep thought
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Oh no it's not like they are riding a pike or anything. No way. Pshaw what are we thinking. Riding a pike blasphemy.
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What has wind got to do with momentum? (Hint: Newton's first law of motion).
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It was waving back and forth. That defies Newton's law. There would need to be an opposing force to keep moving it in conflicting directions. Take a physics class.
