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Moon Base Announced by NASA
newsvine.com May 10, 2008
NASA plans to construct a solar-powered outpost at one the moon's poles, officials with the U.S. space agency announced today. The lunar base is expected to be permanently staffed by 2024. ... Imagine using the moon as computer server grid? The whole world's data can be...
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