Is Phobos an spaceship?


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Is Phobos an spaceship?

Posted By: ukimalefu Date: 4/28/10 2:24 p.m.

Yes, I'm talking about Mars "moon"
Ok, not me, this people say that:
http://www.enterprisemission.com/Phobos.html
Quote:
"Phobos is the inner of Mars' two infinitesimal natural satellites ... the slightly larger ... and is shaped a bit like "a battered hamburger." It orbits Mars every (tetrahedrally-significant) seven hours, 39 minutes ... whipping around just under "four thousand miles" above Mars' reddish sands ... from west to east ... three times each Martian "day."
It also orbits closer to its primary than any other "natural moon" in the entire solar system ....
So ... is it?
A "natural" moon, that is ...?
According to our "informed ESA source" (for this part of this developing, extraordinary story ...) ESA (the European Space Agency) IS "in the process" of assembling this stunning set of "multi-disciplinary science data on Phobos" -- testifying to the artificial nature of this enigmatic "moon" -- for a "formal presentation and announcement ... sometime later this year."
2010."

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	Is Phobos an spaceship?	ukimalefu	4/28/10 2:24 p.m.
	Re: Is Phobos an spaceship?	chiasaur11	4/28/10 8:27 p.m.



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