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Re: Lunar Bibliography v. 12.2003
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Posted by ronald eck an american i (ronaldeck@hotmail.com) at 15:21 GMT on 20 Jul 2005

In reply to Lunar Bibliography v. 12.2003
from ken murphy at 01:51 GMT on 19 Dec 2004

DEAR SIR

SINCE MY CHILDHOOD I HAD BEEN AN ASTRONOMY AND SPACE TRAVEL FANATIC. lIFE AMONG THE STARS BECAME AN OBSESSION WITH ME AMIDST DREAMS OF DISTANT WORLDS BEYOND OUR HUMAN COMPREHENSION. THE COSMIC DEPTHS, THE MOONS CRADLING IN ORBIT AROUND THE OTHER PLANETS, THE GREAT AND ETERNAL VOID THAT REACHES INTO OBLIVION, A VASTNESS FAR BEYOND OUR KNOWLEDGE. THE MOON AND THE MEN THAT WALKED THERE IN ALL ITS WONDER, AND TO ADD, THE IMMENSE AND MAJESTY OF ALL THE STARS WITH UNSEEN PLANETS ABOUT THEM , IS WHEY I AM A DREAMER, BECAUSE IN ALL FACT, DREAMING IS ALL I AM ABLE TO DO ON THIS EARTH. THERE IS ONE QUESTION I WISH TO ASK. WHEN THE ASTRONAUTS WERE CONDUCTING THEIR RESEARCH ON THE MOON FACE, WHY HAD THEY NOT BEEN THREATENED WITH METEORS OR METEORITES ON A WORLD WITH A LOW GRAVITATIONAL FIELD, OF WHICH, WOULD NOT BE BURNING WITH FRICTION AS ON EARTH AND ITS PROTECTIVE GRAVITY FIELD.

Yours Sincerely Ron Eck

An American in Norway

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