Since China is the only nation that landed on the Dark Side Of The Moon, is this the real origin of the covid thing?

Answer 1

the dark side of the moon is the part we dont see..   the  light hits  all parts of the moon.. 

the  idiotic idea that  a  virus or  bacteria can live on the moon   and come back to earth  when the   ship that  landed on the moon    DIDNT  COME  BACK   because it was  robotic  and didnt need to..

is  STUPID

Answer 2

You're a moron.

For starters, there is no 'dark side' of the Moon, there is a nearside and a far side, as the Moon is tidally locked to the Earth. But, when we have a Full Moon, the far side is dark, and when we have a New Moon, that far side is 100% lit up.

Now, feel free to show us how such a virus could live on the Moon, with no atmosphere, a harsh radiation environment and temperatures that range 500F between hottest and coldest. Then, show us how it would have left the Moon, as no space probe has returned anything from the Moon for decades now.

Your IQ clearly starts with a big Minus sign.

Answer 3

lol you have a vivid imagination , the moon does rotate very slowly .

Answer 4

You mean lunar far side... and, yes, China is the real origin of the Covid virus - but the two events have nothing to do with each other. 

Answer 5

 This is not the Jokes and riddles section of yahoo zxjqlm

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Answer 6

Ah yes of course, now why didn't we think of that!

Answer 7

I think you mean the far side, and no.

Answer 8

The Moon does not have a Dark Side.  The FAR SIDE gets just as much sun as the side facing earth.   How could a landing on the moon cause a virus?  

Answer 9

There's no such thing as the "dark side of the moon". Both sides are light sometimes, and dark sometimes.

Answer 10

Yes.   China created it in their biological lab in Wuhan.  What isn't yet settled is whether they let it loose deliberately or whether they accidentally/carelessly let it loose.  The majority seems to believe that it was deliberate.  There are many reasons supporting this theory.