Nasa plans larger moon base: warfare terminology used to describe moon base.

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Proposed Lunar Rover for moon base

MSNBC reports that NASA wants a 'beachhead' on the moon. Beachhead, like the marine term for amphibious landings -- although proper analysis of the term also requires me to point out that beachhead could be a euphemism for public displays of fellatio on a sandy coastline.

Here's the actual headline so you don't need to click the link:
NASA plans bigger moon base, sporty rovers
Space agency wants to land three large habitats to build moon beachhead

Beyond having fun with the term beachhead the article also mentions 3 habitats and 2 rovers capable of two week treks on the lunar surface.

Lately I have been having a hard time believing that NASA has any substance behind these plans. More importantly, I don't believe that the US government is capable of doing anything as cool as sending people to the moon. My money is that the google space x prize will be more fruitful.


Beachhead or not ... what

Beachhead or not ... what about all that 1st man on the moon thing. I mean come on, you can see the strings people.

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