And in conjunction with this week's release of Where the Mountain Meets the Moon (the subject of my previous post) you can win this very piece of the moon! (Although I notice that there is no scale provided, so it could be tensy).
NewScientist is having a competition to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the moon landing (one of the very few reasons why I wish I was a few years older. I would love to be able to remember it...).
Here's what to do: "You will doubtless know the words relayed from Neil Armstrong when he stepped off Apollo 11's lunar module and onto the moon itself: "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
Can you think of something better for him to have said - something even more memorable, or perhaps something funnier?"
I can't (all that's coming into my head is the moon rock bit from The Princess Diaries), but if you can, head over there to enter by 5pm GMT on 29 June.
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My brain's not quite on, either, but I entered:
ReplyDeleteI step now so our children can dream the future.
I like it!
ReplyDeleteAll that came to me was: "It's only a paper moon, sailing over a cardboard sea..."