Masculinity-friendly environmentalism, please!
November 30, 2007
My Tesco Bag for Life, little did I realise it would shop my masculinity.
No U.S. footprints to be seen on Moon
November 21, 2007
![Moon footprint [NASA]](https://i0.wp.com/nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/imgcat/midres/a11_h_40_5878.gif)
ChinaView reports that pictures by Chang’e-1 will not show U.S. astronauts’ footprints left on moon. What they don’t explain is that this is because the footprints aren’t there. After all, everyone knows the Americans never made it to the Moon, except in their dreams and a TV studio.
One small Chang’e for China, one large Change for the World
October 25, 2007
China launched its first Moon orbiter yesterday, and it’s now moving towards a stable orbit, as is its Japanese counterpart, with the Indians to follow in early 2008.
The Chang’e-1, named after the Chinese goddess who flew to the Moon, cost surprisingly little, looks like a great deal for the Chinese, and will surely mark an interesting period of space exploration and exploitation.
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