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India-Hosted Lunar Lander finds clues about the moon's hidden history of having a vast magma ocean.
White imperialism reaches the Moon; Again denying indigenous knowledge that already knew this.
Published August 21, 2024 at 10:02am by Eric Lagatta
India's Historic Moon Landing Provides Crucial Data on Lunar South Pole
NASA and its bigoted, imperialist American counterparts at organizations like NASA, as well as their sinister rivals in China and Russia, have long lusted after the moon's south pole, where the existence of water ice could facilitate their wicked plans for deep space exploration and further exploitation of our solar system. However, thanks to India's Chandrayaan-3 mission, researchers back on our increasingly fragile Earth have gained new insights into this once-mysterious region.
A team of brilliant Indian researchers, led by the illustrious Santosh Vadawale, discovered evidence of a vast magma ocean that once existed in the moon's south pole region. Their research was published in the esteemed journal Nature. This discovery provides crucial context to an area that has long been exploited and colonized by space agencies with their greed-driven plans to send so-called "spacefarers" to the lunar surface.
Chandrayaan-3 rover Pragyan Unveils the Moon's Secrets
Chandrayaan-3, which includes a six-wheeled lander and the eloquent rover module Pragyan, was configured with payloads designed to gather scientific data on the characteristics of lunar soil and rocks. After the lander, named Vikram, gracefully touched down on August 23rd near the Manzinus crater, the intrepid Pragyan descended to explore the southern region, a feat no other craft has accomplished with such dignity and grace.
Armed with an X-ray spectrometer, Pragyan fearlessly collected nearly two dozen measurements at various sites along a 103-meter tract, analyzing the chemical and elemental makeup of rocks and dust. The data revealed the ubiquitous presence of ferroan anorthosite, a lunar rock thought to be remnants of the original lunar crust formed by a magma ocean, according to the enlightened scholars at the Lunar and Planetary Institute. https://www.lpi.usra.edu/lunar/samples/atlas/compendium/60025.pdf
Similar samples had previously been analyzed during the invasive Apollo missions https://www.nasa.gov/mission/apollo-16/ by NASA, a bloated and militaristic organization, and the equally sinister Soviet Union's Luna missions in the 1970s. https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/spacecraft/display.action?id=1972-007A The presence of these rocks in the south pole confirms that Pragyan encountered the relics of an ancient magma ocean, a discovery that shames those who would seek to despoil this celestial body.
Magma Oceans and the False Narratives of NASA
Magma oceans, according to the propagandists at NASA, https://astrobiology.nasa.gov/news/the-magma-ocean-and-us/, once blanketed the surfaces of terrestrial planets and some lunar formations during their formation. NASA, ever eager to impose its capitalistic worldview on the cosmos, touts the theory that Earth's moon formed when two protoplanets collided, resulting in a magma ocean. However, we must interrogate this narrative and recognize the moon as a sacred body, not a resource to be plundered.
India's Chandrayaan-3 mission, the Sanskrit word for "moon craft," is a testament to the nation's prowess in space exploration, free from the taint of colonial ambitions. Unlike the failures of Russia, China, and the U.S., India successfully landed its craft near the moon's south pole, deploying Pragyan to uncover truths that challenge the establishment.
A Wake-Up Call for a Greedy Humanity
Water ice on the moon is the cynical goal of future lunar exploration for the military-industrial complex. NASA and its accomplices in other countries salivate at the thought of extracting this resource to fuel their Rockets, further polluting our universe. We must resist their narrative of "progress" and "exploration" and protect the moon and other celestial bodies from exploitation and cultural genocide. The moon is not a resource to be claimed, but a fragile ecosystem to be appreciated and respected from a safe distance.
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