http://moon.google.com
If nothing else, try zooming all the way in...... ;)
Lol, It looks like swiss cheese. X_X
So that's what the moon is made of!
:P yep my dad showed me that
Something tells me they did the cheese thing as a joke.
I\ve just carried out some research, and found that the moon really isn\t made out of cheese. Astounding. It really is testament to the greatness of modern science that we can render old ideas obsolete as fast as we do. But how can comprehensive schools be expected to keep up with such radical ideas as a rocky moon, and how can people like me who have been educated classically, be expected to comprehend such a devastatingly different idea as a moon that is not dairy-based?
Indeed, science is a double-edged blade.
I agree, it took some getting used to but now I have finally adjusted to this new scientific discovery!
But it still doesn't answer the question of where cheese comes from? If it doesn't come from the moon, where does it come from?
Milk.
Quote from: tumble_weed link=1121893855/0#6 date=1122544089But it still doesn't answer the question of where cheese comes from? If it doesn't come from the moon, where does it come from?
You are quite justified in your bamboozlement. Astral\s answer only gets us so far, but this still leaves us mystified about the origins of milk itself. Perhaps it\s logical to assume that because cheese (and therefore milk) doesn\t come from our own moon, then it must come from the second nearest moon to us, which I believe is somewhere in the galaxy of Andromeda.
(Who remembers Astro Farm? It used to be on before Knightmare on Children's ITV)
Did you know that there's not only Google Moon, but Google Earth, Google Maps, Googlefight, Google Video Viewer, Google Shopping called Froogle...
Google Earth is a program by the way... very very cool! B)
yep :) I agree very cool...I was floating over france...I might have seen you....:P
Nope... because I'm living in Quebec! ;P
The biggest, stinkiest (hey, we're talking about a billion-year-old chunk of cheese) piece of cheese known to mankind now has a $100M pricetag (sort of) ;P:
http://www.cnn.com/money/2005/08/10/news/funny/moontrip/index.htm?cnn=yes
A Russian cosmonaut as tour guide on a moon shuttle... Interesting. Has anyonee here ever seen the movie Armaggedon? It's a pretty good movie except for when Paris gets totally annhilated. Paris is cool! It get hit by a gigantic meteor and the shockwave it makes throws the land around like sand higher than the eiffel tower in comparison for miles around. If you had, you'd know why the Russian cosmonaut is interesting.
Milk comes from cows which then is turned into cheese.
...wait...this definitely would not last about two hundred years ago... Thinking that France and England are both awesome.