Moon Zero Two: Facts

Moon Zero Two: Facts

Compiled by drted



Things I learned from the movie "Moon Zero Two":
  • Captain Bill Kemp was the first man on Mars.
  • Ice mines are mines for layers of ice a mile down. Melt it to drink. Break it into oxygen to breathe it.
  • In space, no one can art direct.
  • In space, no one can hear a wedgie.
  • In space, no one can hear you yawn.
  • In the future, bras will grow on the Moon.
  • In the future, Monopoly is called Moonopoly.
  • It's 200 miles from Farside 5 to Spectacle Crater by track.
  • It's 2000 miles from Spectacle Crater to Moon City. That's 6 days by convoy.
  • Jack Harvey was the 1st man on Venus.
  • Moon Bug Dozers (Bugs) are how you get around on the moon.
  • Moon Bug Dozers have Exploding Door Bolts.
  • Moon Bug Dozers have a Blaupunkt stereo, lawn attachments, factory air, the works.
  • Moon Control coordinates landing and takeoff of spaceships.
  • Moon Ferries have two levels. Entrance on the bottom, control deck on top.
  • Moon suit Heating-Cooling units last a few hours.
  • Moon suit danger warning light is right on the middle of the back.
  • Moon suits have a telephone connection (wired) and a radio connection (wireless).
  • No sex is permitted in space.
  • Nintendos can be used as moon suit oxygen packs.
  • On the moon, everyone gets their own movie.
  • Space is quiet. Except for the distant sound of trumpets.
  • The Moon Corps is the police force on the moon.
  • The Pan-Am Moon Express is a commercial passenger flight outfit.
  • The gemstone sapphire is a ceramic crystalline form of corundum aluminum oxide.
  • The moon has no air, 1/6th the gravity of Earth, no vegetation, and no Howie Mandel.
  • The moon is 200 degrees below at night, above boiling point during the day.
  • The movie takes place around May 9, 2121.
  • There are comfy lounge chairs facing the showers in men's public bathrooms.
  • There are 6000 tons of sapphire on Hubbard's asteroid, which measures 62'x30'x30'.
  • Tributes to fallen astronauts are used as urinal splashguards.
  • Vince Lombardi was the first man on the moon.

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