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    the Moon Who owns the Moon? The trillion-dollar lunar rush for Helium-3 Mark Frauenfelder
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  • Funny Read this wonderfully surreal webcomic about intergalactic orgasms and the moon landing. Thom Dunn
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  • Space What are these mysterious objects filmed flying close to the moon? Rob Beschizza
  • space travel Half of Brits polled would refuse a safe return-trip the the Moon — simply not interested Mark Frauenfelder
  • Science Sweet new moon rover from Toyota and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency David Pescovitz
  • hollywood The latest trailer for Universal Pictures' "First Man" about Neil Armstrong is absolutely perfect Séamus Bellamy
  • Science 4K tour of the Moon Rob Beschizza
  • NASA Over 8,400 NASA Apollo moon mission photos just landed online, in high-resolution Xeni Jardin
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  • Science Why does the rising moon look so big? Maggie Koerth
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