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As I understand it, the term was originally "radio-dark side", and was used to explain the signal blackouts during Apollo lunar orbits to the public.
by ortusdux 2y ago
As I understand it, the term was originally "radio-dark side", and was used to explain the signal blackouts during Apollo lunar orbits to the public.
- ASalazarMX 2y agoIt also could be dark in the "unknown" sense, not literally. Before getting pedantic with the dark side of the Moon, English academics should first fix why you can "drink a drink" but you can't "food a food", that's making my English lessons hard.