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Talk to Cave Johnson about the dangers of ground up moon rocks…
Should the headline be “discovered” instead of “plan”? Plan makes it sound like this is in work despite discovering how to do that so recently.
Semantics are secondary to capturing attention with headlines. And it's still just a minor summary of the whole story.
To elaborate, some dudes discovered a way to melt moon rocks to make asphalt. More dudes plan to make moon roads with it.
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Cruising in an old chrysler with Frank Sinatra on speakers. Fly me to the moon.
I keep hearing about going to the moon building this and that but when was last time man set foot there? Just do it already.
Not much point sending people there without any real purpose. Much cheaper and safer to send probes to gather whatever scientific data we need.
There's one thing they seem to be forgetting.
How the fuck are they gonna send that many people to warrant the road-building? I mean, they could, but would definitely break their banks.
Honestly the number of people required to send is zero, because they're for vehicles and it isn't a strict requirement that they have humans in them.
As long as there is "stuff" that needs transporting, you'll want vehicles, and if you want vehicles you probably want roads.
And what's going to protect the lens from the lunar dust?
They might need a diamond lens or something.
Just put the laser high enough above the ground, like in orbit, and nothing will ever reach the lens.
I saw a report recently about a 3D printing company that plans to use moon dust for concrete to build lunar housing.
Counting Crows and Vanessa Carlton are tuning their instruments...