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more about #lunar more comments → Duckspwn: So many green checkmarks... so many red comments... oh the joy! Except all the red comments suck in this article. Bah, no happy clicking for me. #luna... more » Tawnie is saving no daylight: Moonbell needs more cowbell!!! Awww Ponies just beat me to it... more » OMG! Ponies!: Moonbell is great and all but really, what I asked for was MORE COWBELL! more » -daddy-: There are much better uses of money and high res imaging than this... Like Megan Fox. more » UtahJ: [en.wikipedia.org] *puts on tinfoil hat* :-p more » Kaiser-Machead: Personally, I hope that NASA doesn't bother trying to feed into the douchey ignoramuses that seriously believe that the moonlanding was a soundstage h... more » cpthook: How do the conspiracy theorists explain the mirrors we left on the moon? Did we just launch them at the moon and hope they wouldn't break? more » Kaiser-Machead: We should send the conspiracy theorists to the moon so they can see it up close and personal. more » GitEmSteveDave_My Brute Dojo CDIAFIFE: Won't work. They will claim that the landers/debris was sent up after it was exposed and planted by robots. As for footprints, it's a special wheel ... more » alexmg2420: Yeah, well 12.7 MPH winds here are not uncommon. more » -
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Moonbell Creates "Beautiful" "Music" From the Lunar Surface
Moonbell, a surprisingly complex MIDI composer and visualizer that draws inspiration from lunar topographical data, poses a pressing question: Are there songs hidden in the moon's jagged geography? The answer depends heavily on your definition of the word "songs." More » -
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NASA to Take Photos of Lunar Landing Sites, End Conspiracy Theories
Suck it up, conspiracy theorists, because soon your cuckoo stories about the US simulating the Moon landings will be over forever. NASA has confirmed to Gizmodo that the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter will take photos of all the Apollo landing sites: More » -
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NASA Lunar Chariot Tested by NYT Earthling (Verdict: Best Rims in Outer Space)
NASA's Lunar Chariot, which costs a reported $2 million to build, has just been tested by the NYT. The top speed of 15 mph may not set tarmac on fire, but it sure as hell can burn a truckload of astro stuff, all with it's six-wheeled wackiness trailing closely behind. The front driving "turret" houses the primary control; a joystick for steering, as well as various cameras and sensors, the feedback of which is relayed to the onboard screen. John Schwartz, the NYT reporter sent out to run the test, didn't get to drive the buggy itself, but he was offered the passenger's seat / stand, and here's what he made of it. More » -
