Dear friends,

At last some One realised that Moon itself could be the source of
Radiations. but it took so long to understand this simple Scientific
phenomenon.

It has been explained since long in lectures explaining how we produce X
rays. In Vacuumed tube we bombard high voltage cathode on anode plate to
create the X-rays. and resulting high temperature cooled by an oil bath.

Similar circumstances do exist on the Moon naturally. Vacuum is there and
high photon bombarding on the moon surface mineral stones at high
temperature on shining side of the moon creates radiation like wise. and
that radiation frequencies do affect some susceptible at different levels.

That also may be the source of the full Moon facing the earth may be
influencing some one and some phenomenon's like vegetations and life and
some animals' reproduction system too.

Only we need to understand the reality and evaluating the scientific
phenomenon by the further research. please do feedback your views too.



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On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 13:45:11 -0500 NASA Science News
<snglist@...> wrote:

NASA Science News for September 8, 2005
Astronauts on the Moon will be exposed to cosmic rays and solar flares--and
that's not all: the Moon itself can be a source of radiation. NASA is
sending a robotship to the Moon to measure exactly how much radiation awaits
human explorers.

FULL STORY at

http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2005/08sep_radioactivemoon.htm?list180090