Sir Patrick Moore

[Gaucho]

One of my heroes,a great man.

One of my heroes,Top Man.

[Gaucho]

One of my heroes,a great man.

Top top man is Sir Patrick Moore.
GG

[stevie]

Gaucho! You'd better hide, the Nazi's from the dark side of the moon are coming down to get you.

[Lolkitten]

It's dreadful, apparently.

[AndyMinion]

It's dreadful, apparently.

A film about Moon Nazis made for next to no money with an unknown cast? Dreadful?

And there was I expecting the new Citizen Kane.

[Gaucho]

One of my heroes,a great man.

A true British patriot, not like a few of the kraut lovers on here who hate the British.
GG

[stevie]

The average distance of the Earth to the Sun (what we call an astronomical unit) is about 92.8 million miles.

If you made a scale model of the solar system where that distance were equal to one inch, then one mile in the model would be almost exactly a light year in the real world!

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/ba...cover+Space%29

[Papa Luigi]

I can remember a front page headline during the 1980s I think, in the a very low-brow red-top called 'The Sunday Sport', which read, "WW2 Nazi Bomber Found On Moon". The media is full of cräp of this sort and films such as 'Iron Sky' follow in the tradition of 'Spring Time For Hitler' in lampooning Nazism.

[AndyMinion]

I can remember a front page headline during the 1980s I think, in the a very low-brow red-top called 'The Sunday Sport', which read, "WW2 Nazi Bomber Found On Moon".

Get your facts straight.

The Sport reported that it was an American WW2 bomber, although they named this as a B52 (not built until the 1950's), while the accompanying photograph clearly showed a B29 Superfortress.

It was due to such sloppy reporting that I had suspicions as to the veracity of the claim.

The "Newspaper" subsequently reported "World War 2 Bomber Found on Moon Vanishes".

We may never know the truth...

[sidmouth]

I can remember a front page headline during the 1980s I think, in the a very low-brow red-top called 'The Sunday Sport', which read, "WW2 Nazi Bomber Found On Moon". The media is full of cräp of this sort and films such as 'Iron Sky' follow in the tradition of 'Spring Time For Hitler' in lampooning Nazism.

Your fixation with the Nazis has led you to misremember this particular news story - it was in fact a B-52.

ETA: oops, I see Andy beat me to it!