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12/4/2014 3:49:51 PM
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The moon was granted slight atmosphere and gravity by the Traveler (source: DeeJ on Guardian Radio). The Destiny art team was actually assisted by Craig Hargrove, a post doctoral fellow in astronomy and geology from Arizona State.
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There are NO shooting stars in space. You need an atmosphere/friction/heat/fire to create that. I'm not smarter than that guy i'm sure, but aside from comet tails of gas/ice/dust - there is no shooting stars. [spoiler]And to Quote BBT (big bang theory) - geology is the Kardashians of science.[/spoiler] Didn't know the part about traveler though. Thanks.
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I realize that. That's why I included that bit about the Traveler granting the moon weak atmosphere. I'm assuming that they're assuming that it's particles from that space station, etc. falling through it.
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Roger that. Thanks again. It does look pretty though.
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Yep, even if it is scientifically questionable (at best) lol
