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Suddenly, the chaotic moon

discovered that its neighbor

planet had become alive and

aware. With poetic images,

The Shadows Moving in the

Moon’s Skull Eyes uses

Apollo 11 to contrast the dead

moon and the living Earth.

“A beautiful, reflective, thoughtful

book. Reading it will...infuse you

with new wonder

about our closest

celestial neighbor

and the meaning

of the cosmos”

-- David J. Eicher,

editor Astronomy

magazine

CELEBRATE

APOLLO 11

http://www.livingstonpress.uwa.edu

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