@therocketeer (View Post)
Moonrocks for everybody!

@tudoreleuu (View Post)
Ow, my moonrock burnt me. D:
(after it crashed through the ceiling at 18km/s)

lol'd

@cctvdude99 (View Post)
at 18kph/s, you say ow? hi-five!

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@Jallibad (View Post)
It's called tidal locking.

Lasers. If you were to launch a satalite and put it in geostationary orbit along the light side of the moon, then it would be possible, but the scale of the operation would make it theroertically impossible, but not virtually. For example, we have the know how on how to put a man on mars, but haven't done it yet due the complexities involved. Also, did anyone here watch hancock, and see the ending? With the heart sign on the moon?

@cooldaddy96 (View Post)
I'm thinking, if you put the laser in orbit of the moon in the right way (I guess it's probably possible), then it will pass over different parts of the light side of the moon each orbit, meaning it would be able to shoot the laser in different positions. Of course, the laser would still need to rotate and adjust its angle, but meh.

What if we somehow get Chuck Norris to say space vandalisize itself?

@jenn4 (View Post)
That'd write F*** on every planet, star, moon and pretty much everyting in the universe.