Today, I read a newspaper article about the global competition for searching on the moon surfacegathering information of the moon on the it's.

Japanese team is reportedly aiming to collect water on the south pole of the moon at first, ahead of other countiries.

Today, I read a newspaper article about the global competition for searchexploring on the mMoon surface.

The Japanese team is reportedly aiming to collect water on the south pole of the mMoon at first, ahead of other countiries.

WAccording to the fairy tale, when she went back to the moon, she gave her foster parents a medicine to confer immortality to her foster parents in the original farly taleon them.

Yet he needed a lot of effort and inpersistencye to be able to become a space man.

Thanks to Google Search, I was able to find out that the author's name was Yukinobu Hoshino, and the title of the story was "Moon Dream (Getsu mu)."

I've felt it very strongly, so I still remember it.

Therefore, I cannot help but thinking that the search for water or ice on the mMoomn might be in vain just as Hoshino's fiction manga.

God punished human beings to separateby confusing their language, forcing them to use different kinds of languages because they tryied to build the Tower of Babel.

They didwere trying to do "too much."

What will be the God's punishment this time for the search of water on the mMoon, which also seems to be "too much" at least for me?

To close LangCorrect besidesin addition to Lang-8?

The Japanese team is reportedly aiming to collect water on the south pole of the moon at first, ahead of other countiries.

The story was based on the ancient Japanese fiction, "Taketori Monogatari", and talks about Princess Kaguya (Kaguya Hime).

WIn the original fairytale, when she went back to the moon, she gave aher foster parents some medicine to confer immortality to her foster parents in the original farly taleon them.

Hoshi-someone expanded that story and, explaining how the foster father tried hard to become an astronaught afterbout 1,500 -to 2,000 years later.

ItThis was possible for him because he was immortal.

Yet, he needed a lot of effort and iconsistency to be able to become a space man.

At lastEventually, he went to the moon and met Princess kKaguya again, but all everythings had disappeared, including the palace, the Princess, and the foster father as well, as if. It was as though everything hasd been a merely an illusion.

Thanks to Google Search, I was able to find out that the author's name was Yukinobu Hoshino, and the title of the story was "Moon Dream (Getsu mu)”."

From that SF story, I learned that humanthe inquisitive mind might be something foolish and turn out in vain from that SF storyhuman mind can be foolish and its thoughts sometimes turn out in vain.

Therefore, I cannot help but thinking that the search for water or ice on the moom might be in vain just as Hoshino's fiction manga.

God punished human beings to separate to useby using different kinds of languages to separate them because they tryied to build the Tower of Babel.

They did "too much”."

What will be the God's punishment this time for the search on the moon, which also seems to be "too much", at least for me?