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google moon

Posted 20. July 2005, 19:44 in blog by Alan Macdougall, received 2 comments.

Yeah, it’s true. There’s the locations of all the landings, and don’t forget to zoom right in for a good look at the composition of that regolith.

Then go check out these openings at Google.

The Google Moon concept had apparently been kicking around for the better part of a year, promoted by an engineer whose birthday is July 20… but when they finally got around to doing it it took them just a week.

Now just imagine if things worked as fast that in the real world! Still, it’s nice to have an example to aspire to…

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Ben
20 July 2005, 23:04 #

Have you looked at it at full zoom? Rather funny I think :-)

Ben.
Alan
21 July 2005, 07:43 #

That’s what I was hinting at! :-)

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