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9/24/2014 12:03:30 PM
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The moon landing...
Bungie a quick fact for you:
You can't see the stars from the surface of the moon.
Please fix this impossibility as soon as July 20, 1969. In this day and age, really? Just wow.
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1 답변작성자: RisenGaia 9/25/2014 2:16:55 AMCorrection. You can see the stars from the moon, but the lenses and visors they use filter the extra light so you can see. Who's to say our helmets aren't filtering the light in a way that makes it possible to see the stars without being blinded. Fuuuuuuuutuuuuuuuuure.
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1 답변Doesn't really bother me. I find it interesting that all the planets have the same gravity, but if it were different it might annoy ppl.
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2 답변Huh. I would've thought the unrealistic gravity would be a bigger issue. To each his own, I guess.
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3 답변Uhmmm there is gravity on the moon and you are worried about stars ?.....oh yeah I want scientific truth as I shoot four arm aliens with a fusion rifle....
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10 답변No. The particles on moon's surface reflect a lot of light but the only reason there were no stars in the moon landing pictures was because they had to use a long exposure camera. The astronauts on the moon were able to see the stars though. Plus, in the game we have established a livable atmosphere around every planet that we're fighting on. That's why there are clouds on the moon and whatnot.
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21 답변I like how this fantasy game to you is a simulator. Any idea how I can unlock my real life Nova Bomb?
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22 답변Ummmm, the stars are always visible from the moon. There's no atmosphere being bombarded with light from the sun diffusing amongst gases to blot them out. Now if you're referring to the pictures taken, you have to understand the limitation of the camera being used, and how light exposure plays its role in developing film. Suffice it to say if you were standing on the moon, you could see the stars just fine. You'd probably want to stand in or at the edge of the dark side for the best view. No light pollution from the sun to restrict your view. Oh, and bring a jacket, it's -280°F over there, you're bound to get a bit chilly.
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9 답변you are assuming the traveler and the darkness didn't affect anything and that the moon is still in the same place
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