Here's your chance to go to the moon to look for lunar structures

Coming soon, you won't have to rely on blurry, over-pixelated, colored photos and videos to look for lunar anomalies & structures. Soon, you'll be able to bicycle or roller skate all over the moon to satisfy your alien agenda.

US issues first-ever private moon flight license
Published time: 3 Aug, 2016 15:49
www.rt.com...

"Moon Express, a Florida-based company with headquarters in Cape Canaveral, has finally won US government clearance to send commercial and scientific missions to the moon." The full story at the above URL.

Always wondered what to spend my untaxed Cayman Islands money on...


I was thinking Blow...
But why get high when I can go to the moon.



For those who don't know, I can't really afford this.

To be honest I wouldn't fly beyond the Van Allen belt if they paid me hundreds of thousands.



Nice find though.

Well, until then heres some "blurry, pixilated, moon exploration"...

target.lroc

I wish I could go! Never in my lifetime be able to afford anything like that.

One part of the page on the link suggests the moon base will only cost 10 billion. Sure... that's... a lot of money but... in the big picture? The top ten richest people int he world could all give a billion and... honestly... that wouldn't seem like much considering they have multiple tens of billions of dollars. Having 29 billion rather than 30 billion to help set up a moon base... doesn't seem like all that huge of a hit.

Then again, I can only imagine it would actually be much more than that... and... nobody really knows what it would cost or what it would take because it hasn't been done... but... seriously... that isn't the kind of funding that is anywhere beyond reasonable. It would be amazing to see. I'm not sure I really expect to see it anytime soon though, but I do hope that... maybe... during my lifetime there will be some kind of permanent base of some sort on the moon.

a reply to: klassless

My, my...you certainly do seem to have a rather singular fixation on the Moon tonight, don't you? This is the third thread I've seen from you calling attention to La Luna. Maybe this one won't end up in the hoax bin.

So...care to share the particulars of your obsession with our illustrious satellite?

a reply to: tigertatzen

And was posted already...

This has been posted slightly earlier - US company receives historic nod to send a lander to the moon

Please add any thought to the linked thread.

Thanks

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