NASA says this is a photo of our future home on the moon, C-F. C-F looks like a decent place, from what I can tell. This has me all excited about space. I can't wait to live there. But I'm kinda scared too. It's intimidating. The universe is 'round 93 Billion Light years across. This infuriates me.
But at least I'm alive. So much to think about, but so few thoughts.
Is the moon better than Mars? When the Mayans destroy the earth ,will the moon continue to exist?
What will it circle?
It's hard to imagine how we will think of outer space when we finally live there, but I think it will be sorta like moving to a new town. Before we get there, we have an overhead map-like view of what it's like. That's space to us now. But when we all move there, it will be more like the city we live in now.
Space is just the difference b/w here and there.
Will we still believe in ghosts when we live in outer space? How can non-earth planets be haunted? Do aliens have souls? Would a ghost on the moon prove extraterrestrial life? Or do you think souls are confined to the planet they were created on.
There is no folklore on the moon, so we will need to adapt our myths to suit it.
The first few movies filmed on location will undoubtedly be Sci-Fi. They will usually get 40-70 on Rottentomatoes. But rom-coms will eventually be set on the moon.
Old movies like Sleepless and Seattle and Roman Holiday will be remade, but on the moon.
Sports records will come in "Moon Record" and "Earth Record."
The first baby to be born on the moon should have been Suri Cruise.
And we should probably think about renaming our moon. It's a moon named 'moon.'
It's kinda boring, basically like calling Earth 'planet.' Or being called "John Jay"
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