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kottke.org posts about Moon

Letters to George W. Bush from German

Letters to George W. Bush from German citizens attempting to affirm their rights to moon land they have purchased for $19.99 an acre. “If you intend to use my area within the bounds of your intention, to build a moon base or something else on, over, or under the surface of this moon area, you have to contact me personally. This must be absolutely, to clear up under which special conditions I will leave the rights of use to you or the United States of America.”


The issues involved with buying and selling

The issues involved with buying and selling moon dust. Back in 1993, a 200-milligram moon rock was sold for $442,500.


Middle school students in Indiana and Australia

Middle school students in Indiana and Australia are building edible moon rovers, with the idea that if you’re going to ship a car to the moon or Mars, why not have it be edible when you get there?


Google Moon: explore the Apollo landing sites

Google Moon: explore the Apollo landing sites in the Google Maps interface.


NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter will take the

NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter will take the first detailed photos of the Apollo landers/rovers/etc on the moon since 1972.


“With the aid of a moderate-size telescope

“With the aid of a moderate-size telescope and a little imagination, you can revisit the Apollo landing sites” on the moon.


Check out the moon illusion for yourself

Check out the moon illusion for yourself this week; it’s the lowest-hanging full moon in 18 years.