fly me to the moon, not allowed says NASA

[Sunshyne]

www.nytimes.com/2011/09/21/opinion/that-old-heritage-moon.html?_r=1


NASA would like to keep the competitors away from the Apollo landing sites, and it wants to create a no-fly-and-no-drive zone above and around them, especially where the first and last manned Moon missions — Apollo 11 and Apollo 17 — landed. The risk is that dust kicked up by a successful landing, or a crash, could disturb the traces of our presence on the Moon.

[The Biff Lebowski]

Or the discovery that the conspiracy theorists are right in alleging that the moon landing was faked.

[Sunshyne]

this link has an interesting take on it (scroll past the first article in gobbledy gook)

forbiddenarcheology.blogspot.com/

[potthole]

Sept 21, 2011 11:17:12 GMT -5 Sunshyne said:

this link has an interesting take on it (scroll past the first article in gobbledy gook)

forbiddenarcheology.blogspot.com/

Those guys are nuts. Secret American military base on the moon?

[Sunshyne]

Sept 21, 2011 17:54:17 GMT -5 potthole said:

Sept 21, 2011 11:17:12 GMT -5 Sunshyne said:

this link has an interesting take on it (scroll past the first article in gobbledy gook)

forbiddenarcheology.blogspot.com/

Those guys are nuts. Secret American military base on the moon?

yeah, I meant "interesting" as "out there"

[Jiggy]

I bet it's Optimus Prime!