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Facts About the Moon
Human mating, human survival, and the female menstrual cycle are directly connected to the moon. 29.5 days is exactly the time it takes for the moon to pass through its phases as seen from the earth. The only primate with an exact 29.5 day cycle is the human. Tens of thousands of years ago, when our ancestors roamed the earth as hunter gatherers, the moon acted as a vital clock, governing the rhythm of their lives and becoming a powerful ally to women. To promote the development of the species, females synchronized their menstrual cycles with one another and in exact phase with the moon, thereby propagating the human race. Synchronized menstrual cycles helped women to prevent one dominant male from impregnating and abandoning all of them. It was a collective tactic to maximize the number of fathers and providers for the benefit of their progeny. The logic human females followed, perhaps, was that if males are useful things to have, everyone should have at least one of them!
Man’s first journey to the moon on July 20, 1969 was an historic and hugely symbolic achievement for man, epitomized by Neil Armstrong’s immortal quote: “That’s one small step for man. One giant leap for mankind.” The moon, it seemed, had united the planet in a way that nothing that had happened in earth’s war-torn history ever could. After the last Apollo landing in 1972, the program was canned, and man and the moon took a break from one another that would end up lasting nearly half a century.
In the early 80s, an out-of-work California actor named Dennis Hope made one of the most outrageous land claims in history, using a perceived loophole in the Outer Space Treaty of 1967 which forbids nations but not specifically individuals to appropriate celestial bodies. Hope saw the moon as a Wild West of opportunity and jumped on it. With billions of acres of moon to sell and a seemingly unending stream of buyers, Hope spends much of his time at his headquarters, named Lunar Embassy, near Gardnerville, Nevada. He sells an acre of the moon for $19.99, plus $1.51 lunar tax. Hope claims he has sold moon property to scientific companies, chemical companies, mining companies, politicians, journalists, attorneys, and doctors, not to mention show folk like George Lucas, Tom Hanks, Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, and John Travolta.
In the 90’s Harvard-trained American Peter Diamandis created a $10 million prize for the first non-government organization to launch a reusable manned craft into space. With the mission accomplished in 2004 he upped the ante with the $30 million Google Lunar X Prize. The lion’s share of the cash goes to the first private company to land a robot on the moon, travel at least half a kilometer and send back live video and data transmissions of the event. Fourteen companies from five countries are already fully registered contestants. Every one of them prepared to spend tens of millions of dollars to win the largest purse in history.
The moon may prove to be the El Dorado of the 21st century with trillions of dollars of resources up for grabs. If there are large sheets of open ice in the permanent shadows of the south pole, that is equivalent to finding the Saudi oil fields. Using sunlight the water can be broken down to hydrogen and oxygen to make rocket fuel. And that rocket fuel, out of the deep gravity well of earth, will be the refueling station for all spaceships that want to go to Mars or Jupiter or asteroid belts. So the moon could become a stepping stone to outer space.
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