• Look at the details: the Chinese, it turns out, are sending the moon a robot, not a taikonaut.

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  • We'll be talking about returning to the moon a little bit later.

    NPR: Astronomers Prepare to Fight Pluto Demotion

  • We stood up now and then to get our circulation going, and it was always the same: the wind was always blowing, there was always a semblance of moon, always in the same spot in the sky, and in front of the moon a fantastic cavalcade of ragged clouds, always the same.

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  • Little did they know that come April 20, 2012, there would be all kinds of wild changes in the world, like a manned spaceship to the moon, a black man in the White House and a woman maybe even being considered for membership at Augusta National.

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  • Science fiction is rife with intelligent, self-aware computers, from the benevolent "Mike" of Robert A. Heinlein's The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress to the murderous HAL 9000 in Arthur C.

    FORBES: The Human Computer

  • The goal of the project is to develop a detailed gravitational map of the Moon, which can then be compared to topographical maps on the Moon to build a picture of what the inside of the Moon is like.

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  • President John F Kennedy's speech at Rice University in 1961, which laid down the gauntlet for a landing on the Moon, seemed a daunting challenge at the time, especially when the US had only sent Alan Shepard on a 20-minute sub-orbital flight.

    BBC: Neil Armstrong: 'Diffident' emissary of mankind

  • Very similar to the famous Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity, the six-wheeled bot created by a team at Shanghai Aerospace System Engineering Institute is capable of cruising around the Moon at a reported 100 meters per hour, all the while snapping photos and collecting bits of moon rock for analysis and possible sale on eBay.

    ENGADGET: Chinese engineers reveal nuclear-powered lunar rover

  • What everyone has been waiting for is something as rare as a simultaneous eclipse of the sun and the moon: a time when the four Beatles (and their widows), both Apple companies and EMI are all on the same side.

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  • Try this analogy (thanks to Veritasium.com): if the Earth were the size of a basketball, the moon would be a tennis ball about 24 feet away, and the Sun would be like a house nearly two miles away.

    CNN: The sun, the moon and the Titanic

  • President Bush's plans for a return to the moon in 2020, with a trip to Mars to follow, were all well and good, but now NASA has finally fleshed out the details of the moon visits, and it seems a permanent international moon base is in the cards.

    ENGADGET: NASA planning to set up shop on the moon in 2024

  • People in a much larger region of the world can anticipate seeing a partial solar eclipse, in which the moon blocks only a fraction of the sun's disk.

    CNN: Africa awaits total eclipse of the sun

  • There was always a sleepwalker edging along the parapet of a skyscraper with his arms reaching toward the moon, or a werewolf starting to howl in the middle of Times Square, or a pyromaniac setting fire to the dock warehouses.

    NEWYORKER: The Daughters of the Moon

  • Those viewing outside the favoured zone were treated to a partial eclipse, in which the Moon just took a bite out of the side of the Sun's disc.

    BBC: Skywatchers see 'ring of fire'

  • As Laine explains in the video, an elevator from the surface of the Moon to a rendezvous point between the Earth and its satellite is actually possible using current technology.

    ENGADGET: Liftport turns to Kickstarter for space elevator experiment (video)

  • In the A plot, the nine-year-old half brothers Phineas and Ferb fill a summer day with some insanely ambitious project: making a building as high as the moon, a time machine, a roller-coaster.

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  • Vasco travels over the ocean and over the rainbow, where he meets Judy Garland and the Tinman, to say nothing of Miss Universe perched on the moon in a gorgeous light (the part was gorgeously sung by Janice Felty).

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  • It will always be possible to find a new CIO candidate who says that he can deliver the moon for a nickel.

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  • The best time to gaze at the Moon through a telescope is when it is in a phase that is less than full, when the shadows along the terminator reveal in greatest detail the depression of craters.

    WHITEHOUSE: National Mall Opens to Stargazers

  • The consortium tested the practicalities of using a printer on the Moon by setting up a D-shape 3D printer, which are used to print very large house-sized structures, in a vacuum chamber with simulated lunar material.

    BBC: 3D printed moon building designs revealed

  • Unlike the effort to decode the human genome, or the project to put a man on the moon, the mapping of the human brain is a fuzzy endeavor, with no obvious milestones along the way.

    WSJ: Obama Gives Details of Brain-Research Project

  • But Mr Aldrin disagreed with the view that astronauts should test capabilities for a long-duration flight on the Moon before attempting a journey to Mars.

    BBC: Moon astronauts urge Mars mission

  • "In a nutshell, the plan in NASA's hands calls for catching an asteroid with a robotic spacecraft and towing it back toward Earth, where it would then be placed in a stable orbit around the moon, " read a statement from the office of Florida Sen.

    CNN: Forget falling stars: NASA plans to catch an asteroid

  • Since the orbit of the moon is not a perfect circle, there are times when the moon is closer to our planet.

    CNN: Rare supermoon eclipse comes Sunday

  • Clementine's radio beam was bounced off the moon to a receiving dish on earth.

    ECONOMIST: Creative destruction

  • In vehicle mode, Dark of the Moon takes a page from Halo and attempts to redesign the way we drive.

    FORBES: Connect

  • During the Apollo phase, the United States advanced very quickly, launching many missions which culminated in reaching the moon by a decade's end.

    CNN: Will China overtake America in space?

  • That still might not be enough for a mission anytime soon, and a return to the moon seems like a more likely destination.

    CNN: Life on Mars?

  • The moon, a giant balloon filled with bright film lights, will ascend into the sky above College Green each evening from Thursday until Sunday.

    BBC: Fake moon in Bristol sky for IBT13 festival

  • For a country that put a man on the moon and ran a taxi service to the International Space Station, this is not rocket science!

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