[Orion78]

LOL, Ok, well, if you want to play hard ball. Here ya go.

NASA Solves Half-Century Old Moon Mystery

[PatrickHenry]

Yes. Observe that the article admits that this, if true, would be an account of "the first and only human in history to witness and document the impact of an asteroid-sized body impacting the Moon's scarred exterior." And then it took 50 years to find what they claim is a likely crater to match up with this alleged observation by an amateur. Imagine ... they were actually able to find a crater on the moon! And suddenly, based on this "evidence," craterism is proved! Right. One dubious data point. Whoopie!!

However, even in the unlikely case that this actually was an observed cratering event, please note that it's a small crater, and it's on the moon! No atmosphere. Earth is a different situation. There are no observed instances of craterism on earth. None at all.

[Barnacle]

Oh, you're just a craterist that's all.

But don't feel too bad. I've had gone a good bit into my live before discovering my latent crateristuality. I was initially shocked at the revelation, wondering what my family and friends would think if they ever found out the truth. But, soon I accepted it and now I’ve even come embrace it. I find myself longing for the company of other careerists. In my journey, it was clear that other creterist were struggling with the same feelings of guilt and rejection. That’s what led me to search for a special crater where creterist could live in peace and harmony, free from the rigid conformities of the world.