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Ads on the Moon

Love it!

In the sense that the US hasn't been able to get back to the moon in 40 years but a private company has figured out how to turn it into a billboard... LOVE IT!

I bet the first logo will be Bud Light.
 
terrible idea
we won't see it from earth though unless the image is 1000 miles wide and 500 miles long. The moon is big and full of holes for the robot to get stuck/sent off track anyway. It would also take decades for it to finish. The moon is as big as Australia.
 
Originally posted by: CatchPhrase
terrible idea
we won't see it from earth though unless the image is 1000 miles wide and 500 miles long. The moon is big and full of holes for the robot to get stuck/sent off track anyway. It would also take decades for it to finish. The moon is as big as Australia.

:laugh:

I needed a sig change 😛
 
Originally posted by: DisgruntledVirus
Originally posted by: CatchPhrase
terrible idea
we won't see it from earth though unless the image is 1000 miles wide and 500 miles long. The moon is big and full of holes for the robot to get stuck/sent off track anyway. It would also take decades for it to finish. The moon is as big as Australia.

:laugh:

I needed a sig change 😛

That statement was in an astrology textbook. The moons diameter roughly equals the perimeter of Australia.
discover.com pic for comparison
The walls of your cubicle must be closing in again. Other posters will google it and they will see that it's a true statement then wonder why you thought it was false.
 
Originally posted by: Whoozyerdaddy
Love it!

In the sense that the US hasn't been able to get back to the moon in 40 years but a private company has figured out how to turn it into a billboard... LOVE IT!

I bet the first logo will be Bud Light.
Figuring out how to do it, and actually doing it are two vastly different things.

"Build a gigantic rocket" is step 1 and it's far from easy and very very expensive.
 
Originally posted by: CatchPhrase
Originally posted by: DisgruntledVirus
Originally posted by: CatchPhrase
terrible idea
we won't see it from earth though unless the image is 1000 miles wide and 500 miles long. The moon is big and full of holes for the robot to get stuck/sent off track anyway. It would also take decades for it to finish. The moon is as big as Australia.

:laugh:

I needed a sig change 😛

That statement was in an astrology textbook. The moons diameter roughly equals the perimeter of Australia.
discover.com pic for comparison
The walls of your cubicle must be closing in again. Other posters will google it and they will see that it's a true statement then wonder why you thought it was false.

Because we always compare one object's diameter against another object's perimeter. 😕
 
Originally posted by: DisgruntledVirus
Originally posted by: CatchPhrase
terrible idea
we won't see it from earth though unless the image is 1000 miles wide and 500 miles long. The moon is big and full of holes for the robot to get stuck/sent off track anyway. It would also take decades for it to finish. The moon is as big as Australia.

:laugh:

I needed a sig change 😛

im so hoping that phrase catches on. then his username will be priceless


and hasnt some beer company been trying to advertise on the moon for a while now?
 
I'm all for it, but the creators of this must go along to make sure it's done in an environmentally friendly way. Also, it costs a lot of fuel to move things around in space, so they ought to be limited to an hour of air.
 
Originally posted by: CatchPhrase
Originally posted by: DisgruntledVirus
Originally posted by: CatchPhrase
terrible idea
we won't see it from earth though unless the image is 1000 miles wide and 500 miles long. The moon is big and full of holes for the robot to get stuck/sent off track anyway. It would also take decades for it to finish. The moon is as big as Australia.

:laugh:

I needed a sig change 😛

That statement was in an astrology textbook. The moons diameter roughly equals the perimeter of Australia.
discover.com pic for comparison
The walls of your cubicle must be closing in again. Other posters will google it and they will see that it's a true statement then wonder why you thought it was false.

What's your sign?

KT
 
Would they have a sweeper to sweep the ads away or something after they've run their course??? I mean how many ads could you fit on the moon that coule be seen from earth?
 
Originally posted by: oogabooga
Originally posted by: Evadman
Originally posted by: CatchPhrase
The moon is as big as Australia.

Bwhahahaha!

that is an excellent username : quote combination, haha

I'm not sure what you guys are laughing at. The diameter of the moon is roughly the size of Australia from coast to coast. In other words, if you were to take the continent of Australia (just the above water bit) and put it the same distance from Earth as the moon then they would look the same size.
 
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