It will be really interesting to see what the Chinese mission uncovers if they are able to successfully land on the far side of the moon.
A little bit away from your post, I've always thought it was really strange that the space race in the 1960's was such a huge deal and then just like that, we've never sent another human to the moon. I am not fully convinced that we have actually landed on the moon. I'm not saying we haven't either, I am just skeptical of the evidence put forward and the lack of progress made after the supposed mission.
The evidence coming out from independent observers is very interesting. It does point to some sort of extra terrestrial life form or perhaps maybe even human activity.
I think the universe is too big for us to be alone. As Neil Degrasse points out, why should we think that we are so special to be the only multi cellular organisms in the galaxy.
I'm excited to see what the Chang'e mission uncovers, do you know when it is scheduled to land?
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