Japan unveils plans for moon-based HDTV station
Friday, May 28, 2010 - 2:24am
Japan's space agency JAXA has unveiled its plans for a moon base scheduled to be operational by the year 2020.
In addition to a previously announced moon robot, the base would also broadcast HD video of the moon's surface. Estimated to cost around $2.2 billion, the project is designed to allow for greater analysis of the moon's surface as well as any possible natural resources.
Via Mainichi