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Post by todd on Jul 18, 2019 12:47:07 GMT
I was watching a television program about the Apollo 11 landing last evening, which included the actual "audio footage" (if that's the right term) of the communications between the astronauts and Mission Control. As they neared the moon, Mission Control jokingly asked the astronauts to look out for the Chinese moon-goddess Chang'e and her rabbit.
That reminded me at once of Chang'e and her rabbit visiting the Court and meeting Matt in "Faraway Morning". (Let's hope Annie's fingerprint didn't obliterate the spot where the Eagle landed.)
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Post by DonDueed on Jul 18, 2019 16:03:54 GMT
I was watching a television program about the Apollo 11 landing last evening, which included the actual "audio footage" (if that's the right term) of the communications between the astronauts and Mission Control. As they neared the moon, Mission Control jokingly asked the astronauts to look out for the Chinese moon-goddess Chang'e and her rabbit. That reminded me at once of Chang'e and her rabbit visiting the Court and meeting Matt in "Faraway Morning". (Let's hope Annie's fingerprint didn't obliterate the spot where the Eagle landed.) It probably did, or at least came very close. Eagle landed fairly close to the equator but well to the east, so near or under the edge of the fingerprint. In fact, it looks like Apollos 11 and 17 were the only manned landing sites that might have been affected.
Unless, of course, the impact of Annie's finger rattled the whole moon and destroyed all the sites.
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Post by Gotolei on Jul 18, 2019 23:47:02 GMT
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