KreijThey better not drum up too much competition for NASA,
or NASA may not let the Google boys use their airstrip anymore. :eek:

www.mercurynews.com/columns/ci_6873505?nclick_check=1

W1zzardits about your place in history not about some money. google should fly to the moon with their own money and paint "google" all over it.

W1zzardits about your place in history not about some money. google should fly to the moon with their own money and paint "google" all over it.

d44veI don't think painting would work so well in space.....

Hmmmm.... does it? Anyone have any factual input on this? :confused:

In regards to how paints dry on a molecular level: imagine that the resin exists as tiny drops in the water surrounded by tiny surfactant molecules. Also imagine the pigment as tiny (particles) in the water surrounded by surfactants... Once you brush paint out onto the wall, the resin droplets begin to lay down onto the surface as the water or solvent begins to evaporate. The resin droplets then "coalesce" or migrate closer together and bind (stick) to each other. The pigment particles begin to stick to the resin. The resin droplets eventually fuse together into one long polymer film on the wall, with the pigment particles trapped and stuck in it.

zekrahminatorThink about it...

if the moon were to suddenly look like the Pepsi logo, wouldn't you have a raging urge for Pepsi every time the moon came out?

DaMultaThey should just use the local USPS StarGate.