Sonoluminescence and Ichi's Plants

It is well accepted that light from the moon is a result of biolumonence; probably fungus or bacteria. There are times however when the moon is brighter than normal. The brightness at these times most likely coincides with the feeding/breeding times of lunar crestation-like life. However, they use a light generating tenique known as sonoluminescence, much like the Alpheidae Shrimp here on earth. 

Now, you can't hear them because of the vaccum seperating the two bodies.  Being that these shrimp eat the fungas/bacteria, their light generating has evolved to kill the local biolumoncent life. The light created from sonoluminescence is the most likely cause of the plant killing effects of the moon that Ichi proved.  It's so effective at close range on the moon that the combined force of all these creatures is what kill earth-plants. 

These shrimp-like creatures, presumably, migrate across the surface of the moon as the local fungas/bacteria is in bloom.  This, combined, accounts for the moons waxing and waining.   

Good, I like how it sounds. Now I have questions...
- Can telescopes give us images of these creatures?
- Where do they come from?
- What do they do when the fungus/bacteria are over, are they replaced? How, where do their food come from?
- Are you gonna answer and start a debate or are you gonna ignore what you don't want to answer as when I asked you for evidences of eather?

Do the shrimp have any natural predators? Clangers maybe?

What are canglers?

Oh, and also... What happens when they die? There should be like... trillions of dead bodies of those creatures given that the moon has been shining since the beginning of the times... And did astronomers still say life is impossible in the current conditions of the solar system? Uhm... conspirators, that's for sure.

It is well accepted that light from the moon is a result of biolumonence; probably fungus or bacteria.

Incorrect.

It is well accepted that light from the moon is a result of biolumonence; probably fungus or bacteria. There are times however when the moon is brighter than normal. The brightness at these times most likely coincides with the feeding/breeding times of lunar crestation-like life. However, they use a light generating tenique known as sonoluminescence, much like the Alpheidae Shrimp here on earth. 

Now, you can't hear them because of the vaccum seperating the two bodies.  Being that these shrimp eat the fungas/bacteria, their light generating has evolved to kill the local biolumoncent life. The light created from sonoluminescence is the most likely cause of the plant killing effects of the moon that Ichi proved.  It's so effective at close range on the moon that the combined force of all these creatures is what kill earth-plants. 

These shrimp-like creatures, presumably, migrate across the surface of the moon as the local fungas/bacteria is in bloom.  This, combined, accounts for the moons waxing and waining.   

Cool story, bro! Now telll us what evidence you have to support your claim.

So if you can consider life on the moon, is it possible that life exists on the other planets?
And for that matter on the stars?
And if life exists on those other planets, could it be intelligent?

Berny

It is well accepted that light from the moon is a result of biolumonence; probably fungus or bacteria. There are times however when the moon is brighter than normal. The brightness at these times most likely coincides with the feeding/breeding times of lunar crestation-like life. However, they use a light generating tenique known as sonoluminescence, much like the Alpheidae Shrimp here on earth. 

Now, you can't hear them because of the vaccum seperating the two bodies.  Being that these shrimp eat the fungas/bacteria, their light generating has evolved to kill the local biolumoncent life. The light created from sonoluminescence is the most likely cause of the plant killing effects of the moon that Ichi proved.  It's so effective at close range on the moon that the combined force of all these creatures is what kill earth-plants. 

These shrimp-like creatures, presumably, migrate across the surface of the moon as the local fungas/bacteria is in bloom.  This, combined, accounts for the moons waxing and waining.   

well accepted by whom?
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Good, I like how it sounds. Now I have questions...
- Can telescopes give us images of these creatures?
- Where do they come from?
- What do they do when the fungus/bacteria are over, are they replaced? How, where do their food come from?
- Are you gonna answer and start a debate or are you gonna ignore what you don't want to answer as when I asked you for evidences of eather?

Telescopes aren't powerful enough to see something the size of a shrimp on the moon.

So if you can consider life on the moon, is it possible that life exists on the other planets?
And for that matter on the stars?
And if life exists on those other planets, could it be intelligent?

Berny

Possible perhaps.

Quote from: Kira-SY on September 23, 2010, 04:51:46 PM

Good, I like how it sounds. Now I have questions...
- Can telescopes give us images of these creatures?
- Where do they come from?
- What do they do when the fungus/bacteria are over, are they replaced? How, where do their food come from?
- Are you gonna answer and start a debate or are you gonna ignore what you don't want to answer as when I asked you for evidences of eather?

Telescopes aren't powerful enough to see something the size of a shrimp on the moon.

Really, aren't you able to see things 1mm wide with just your eyes? Aren't shrimp bigger than that? What's the problem?

It is well accepted that light from the moon is a result of biolumonence;

Couple of people among the milliards isn't well accepted.

These shrimp-like creatures, presumably, migrate across the surface of the moon as the local fungas/bacteria is in bloom.  This, combined, accounts for the moons waxing and waining.   

If you look through telescope then the moons surface isn't changing, there are brighter and darker places which are always the same. If there is huge moving biomass up there the movement should be definitely visible and the lighter darker places should change. The shrimps don't sit in the one place infinitely and don't shine always in the same brightness.

Really, aren't you able to see things 1mm wide with just your eyes? Aren't shrimp bigger than that? What's the problem?

Please disregard ClockTower's posts as he is nothing more than a troll. He thinks that a hydrogen atom is 1mm across.

 How about my question? How do you explain living biomass and the quite still and permanent moon surface?

If telescopes aren't powerful enough (unbased), and man has never been on the moon (conspiracy), you have no evidences, this is an exercise of talking full of imperfections. Please, come back when you can back up your claims with something.

If telescopes aren't powerful enough (unbased), and man has never been on the moon (conspiracy), you have no evidences, this is an exercise of talking full of imperfections. Please, come back when you can back up your claims with something.

You don't believe in moon shrimp now? You are so sceptical Kira_SY.
http://www.raleys.com/www/apps/recipes/recipe.jsp?recipeid=1080613
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2337453120102585871NbhpYa
http://www.chihsinyang.com/project3/Seafood1-2.html

Oh... touchè.

We need to investigate in more powerful telescopes, these ain't so small xD

You are probably wondering how we can eat them if they are on the moon, when we have never been there right?

This should clear that up for you?
http://www.prairieghosts.com/falls_sky.html

I was aware of that, actually I'd love witnessing it. But thanks.

There should be like... trillions of dead bodies of those creatures given that the moon has been shining since the beginning of the times...

No, you see the dead ones, lose their grip and fall to earth as explained here.
http://www.prairieghosts.com/falls_sky.html

They definitely exist as explained here.
http://www.raleys.com/www/apps/recipes/recipe.jsp?recipeid=1080613
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2337453120102585871NbhpYa
http://www.chihsinyang.com/project3/Seafood1-2.html

Filipino shrimp collectors, need then only follow the moon around the earth, to collect the dead shrimp for their recipes. Its a multi-million dollar industry.

Quote from: ClockTower on September 23, 2010, 09:41:12 PM

Really, aren't you able to see things 1mm wide with just your eyes? Aren't shrimp bigger than that? What's the problem?

Please disreguard ClockTower's posts as he is nothing more than a troll. He thinks that a hydrogen atom is 1mm across.

I have never claimed that a hydrogen atom is 1mm across. I don't think that.

I find it highly unlikely that a non-intelligent species migration pattern would follow an exact circular curve as it progresses across the moon.  What a silly idea.

I find it highly unlikely that a non-intelligent species migration pattern would follow an exact circular curve as it progresses across the moon.  What a silly idea

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I find it highly unlikely that a non-intelligent species migration pattern would follow an exact circular curve as it progresses across the moon.  What a silly idea.

I find it highly unlikely that cephalopods have evolved such exquisite eyes.  It's good to know that your concept of likelihood does not translate into what is actually real.

Also, who said that they were unintelligent?  It's the hubris of man to think that they are smarter than anything that they encounter.

Their (cephalopods) entire nervous system is quite remarkable and beautiful as well! Quite smart IMO.

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I find it highly unlikely that a non-intelligent species migration pattern would follow an exact circular curve as it progresses across the moon.  What a silly idea

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So why do you think that's an exact circular curve?

The moon's light is not an exact circular curve.

So why do you think that's an exact circular curve?

There is a lion hiding in the grass in this picture. You're not seriously suggesting there are lions on the moon are you ClockTower?

Seriously ClockTower?  Lions on the moon?  That just retarded.  You're not even a funny troll.

Now, unless you have something constructive to add to my Harmful Sonoluminescence Theory, I suggest you go away.

Seriously ClockTower?  Lions on the moon?  That just retarded.  You're not even a funny troll.

You give the credit to the wrong person. Thork is the person who mentioned lions on the moon.

Now, unless you have something constructive to add to my Harmful Sonoluminescence Theory, I suggest you go away.

  You haven't still explained why there is no movement to see in the moon when there is so big a biomass and why the moon light/dark are pattern is permanent.