Moon Unit wrote:
How fast can I run a 5k on the moon?
don't ask such dumb questions! we need to know how much mileage you've been doing, progress, etc...geeze
Moon Unit wrote:
How fast can I run a 5k on the moon?
don't ask such dumb questions! we need to know how much mileage you've been doing, progress, etc...geeze
The moon doesn't bother me - in fact, I would like more moons. (But not in my house...)
Moonman2007 wrote:
Jupiter would be pissed if we jacked their moon!
BTW that was a quote from the discovery site.
Screw Jupiter! Thinking he's so cool with his big red spot, oh yeah we're all really impressed.
where will we send the gays and other liberals?
why else an expensive space program?
Hey dumbass, you like cheeseburgers, right? Where the hell would we get the cheese for our burgers if the moon didn't exist?
Think about it before you say such stupid things.
But you can recover in between strides, so, pretty strong marathon I bet.
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I say we turn the moon into a giant parking lot.
enlightening lightning wrote:
not very fast. You weigh less, but your weight sorta helps anchor you to the ground allowing you to take more strides. On the moon you'd be more like bounding, which is far slower than running. Plus you're in a spacesuit and have to carry your oxygen for the entire 5k.
are u saying i need to gain weight to run faster?
enlightening lightning wrote:
Moon Unit wrote:How fast can I run a 5k on the moon?
not very fast. You weigh less, but your weight sorta helps anchor you to the ground allowing you to take more strides. On the moon you'd be more like bounding, which is far slower than running. Plus you're in a spacesuit and have to carry your oxygen for the entire 5k.
Since I would weigh less and kind of float with each stride, I could cover more ground even if my turnover is not very high. If I carried double the oxygen, that could improve my performance and weigh me down just enough to hit the ground faster each step. Moon record here I come!
The Jupiter Moon, I got disseminated.
Well It's a self-fulfilling prophecy.