/sci/ - Science & Math

Sup /sci/
Series of possible stupid questions coming your way, but whatever..

Does anyone actually own the moon? Like, if Russia lands a spacecraft on it can any of the other countries call them out on trespassing or something? Or is it setup like that everyone has a share to it?

Why don't we just pump some air on the moon, make a colony and all

Here's one for you science geeks: how much time would it take for an expedition to take a hike around the moon (over the equator)?

A bonus question is what difficulties do you suppose they'd encounter on the way.

This would be way bigger than climbing Everest or the polar expeditions, don't you think?

So /sci/ its been just about 40 years since a man has gone to the moon, and I ask you this. Why haven't we gone back?

Hey sciencefags, how long do I have to wait before I can go live on some other planet?

Hey /sci/.
>What do you call a nigger on the moon?
- 1 nigger on the earth.

>What do you call 50000 niggers on the moon?
A partial eclipse

>What do you call all niggers on the moon?
Peace on earth.