DO you belive that the Great Wall of China is visible from the moon?

[ghosthunter]

Do you believe that the Great Wall of China is visible from the moon?

[GlennSter]

i tried looking for it using google earth..diko makita.pero alam ko pag nakabukas ang ilaw sa gabi kita daw.san ba banda yun?anong city/province?

[van_wilder]

i dont think so... unless puno ng christmas lights na HID yun...

[nugundam93]

nope.

[oldblue]

visible from earth orbit puwede pa siguro but from the moon? layo nun ah, our eyes have limit. pero kung may telescope ka siguro sa moon puwede

[pnay_fickle_minded]

sino naman nagsabi visible sya? wala ba link dyan?

[oldblue]

http://www.crystalinks.com/chinawall.html

just to tickle your imagination further:

The Biggest Pyramid of Egypt is also claimed to be visible on the naked eye from the moon but not because of its large structure. But because the tip of the pyramid is emitting a powerful type of unknown light energy that is invisible to local earth eyes. It is theorized that if ever nasa Mars or Moon ikaw, you can see a white star in the middle of the earth. (Egypt is near the equator). To prove that there is energy being emitted daw, try to fly a fighter jet on top of the great pyramid, mag-crash daw yun jet.

now regarding the Wall of China, it might be visible because of the reflection of the Sun, kasi our naked eyes naman respond to light energy lang (just like digicams hehehe). but kudos to the people who constructed the great wall, kasi pano nila nalaman yun angles to make a good reflection, not to mention, the choice of bldg. materials.

[Psylocke]

http://www.crystalinks.com/chinawall.html

just to tickle your imagination further:

The Biggest Pyramid of Egypt is also claimed to be visible on the naked eye from the moon but not because of its large structure. But because the tip of the pyramid is emitting a powerful type of unknown light energy that is invisible to local earth eyes. It is theorized that if ever nasa Mars or Moon ikaw, you can see a white star in the middle of the earth. (Egypt is near the equator). To prove that there is energy being emitted daw, try to fly a fighter jet on top of the great pyramid, mag-crash daw yun jet.

now regarding the Wall of China, it might be visible because of the reflection of the Sun, kasi our naked eyes naman respond to light energy lang (just like digicams hehehe). but kudos to the people who constructed the great wall, kasi pano nila nalaman yun angles to make a good reflection, not to mention, the choice of bldg. materials.

Digicams are not limited to the visible spectrum. Try taking a picture of your TV remote control, you'll see the IR LED lighting up

[BlueBimmer]

the pyramid is built by aliens

[Gonzaldp]

hindi ko kita sa google earth

[ts1n1ta]

the pyramid is built by aliens

The teletubbies in particular :agree:

[explorer]

i think you can...just look at some moon shot sample taken by some photo enthusiasts...the craters are visisble:

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...ssage=15867053

[empy]

if the government says it is, it MUST be true, right?

[stinkaboy]

if the government says it is, it MUST be true, right?

:hihihi:

[maykel]

to see is to bliv... di pa ko nakarating sa moon eh

[yebo]

ako din di pa ko nakarating sa moon, pero natapakan ko na great wall of china. it is about 10 meters wide at its widest (at the base) and about 6 meters wide at the top. so from near earth orbit it will probably appear as a thin line. but from the moon, naaaah!

[backbone]

ok anybody remember way back when the Inquirer newspaper has a portion named DID U KNOW THAT? it was mentioned that great wall is visible from the moon.

[badkuk]

oo naman.



dala ka lang ng telescope. or ibrowse mo sa Google Earth while you're on the moon :D

[mazdamazda]

nope... straight from NASA:

http://www.nasa.gov/vision/space/wor...reat_wall.html

even from low-orbit space orbit... hindi daw kita... what more kung sa moon?

[niky]

I agree with NASA... errh... Mazda... even if, technically, it is visible, it is not visible to the NAKED eye. You cannot SEE features on the moon smaller than a few thousand miles WITHOUT a telescope, what more the Great Wall?