You and your significant other drive to a nice spot at the top of a hill. On top of this hill you can see for miles, the city lights play out before you as your emotions rise. After a long, passionate make out session you lie on ground looking up at the sky. Though the city is near you can still see the twinkling stars shimmering across the blue tinged sky. You take a deep breath as you scan the sky, eventually finding what you are looking for. The moon, sitting there in its decadent beauty, almost feels like it is staring back. It isn't a feeling of paranoia, no, it is more of a feeling of comfort and safety, that someone is watching over you. This night could not get better.
Then suddenly, the moon changes to a green color. This is clearly not normal, the moon has never done this before. Rubbing your eyes does not take away the anomaly, and looking around shows everything else hasn't changed color. You point this out to your lover who is also equally flabbergasted. You struggle your phone out of your pocket and start calling your friends, family members, anyone saved in your cellphone's contact list and telling of this strange occurrence, urging them to come outside and partake of this oddity. They too, have no explanation.
Then even more unexpectedly the moon changes to the color red. The words "Coca Cola" can clearly be seen written acrossed it's surface.
Yes, though it seems 1984ish, advertising on the moon is now a reality.
Rolling Rock, a beer company in St. Louis, will use a giant laser to print their logo on the moon. Which is tomorrow or tonight depending on when/where you are reading this. Any of you astronomy buffs will know that is the day when the moon is full. Though this idea intrigues me, I am against putting advertisements on the moon, it's bad enough we have them everywhere else.
Then suddenly, the moon changes to a green color. This is clearly not normal, the moon has never done this before. Rubbing your eyes does not take away the anomaly, and looking around shows everything else hasn't changed color. You point this out to your lover who is also equally flabbergasted. You struggle your phone out of your pocket and start calling your friends, family members, anyone saved in your cellphone's contact list and telling of this strange occurrence, urging them to come outside and partake of this oddity. They too, have no explanation.
Then even more unexpectedly the moon changes to the color red. The words "Coca Cola" can clearly be seen written acrossed it's surface.
Yes, though it seems 1984ish, advertising on the moon is now a reality.
Rolling Rock, a beer company in St. Louis, will use a giant laser to print their logo on the moon. Which is tomorrow or tonight depending on when/where you are reading this. Any of you astronomy buffs will know that is the day when the moon is full. Though this idea intrigues me, I am against putting advertisements on the moon, it's bad enough we have them everywhere else.
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