Colonization of the Moon to reach the moon, to offer a hand . . . . The idea is to spread the costs, but also spread the wealth." In 2016, Johann-Dietrich Wörner, the Chief of ESA, proposed the International Moon Village as a non-governmental organization (NGO), and in November 2017, the Moon Village Association was created. This organization aims to promote international discussions to foster the implementation of a permanent human settlement near the lunar south pole. Exploration of the lunar surface by spacecraft began in 1959 with the Soviet Union's Luna program. Luna 1 missed the Moon, but Luna 2 made a hard
Molly Moon Stops the World to a book that could otherwise be dismissed as totally fantastic." An audiobook, read by Clare Higgins, was released in 2004. Lolly Gepson from "Booklist" stated her reading was magical, commenting that "[s]he is equally adept at sounding like upper-crust nobs and cockney orphans or Hollywood phonies." Molly Moon Stops the World Molly Moon Stops the World is a 2003 children's novel by British author Georgia Byng. It is the second instalment in the "Molly Moon" six-book series. In "Molly Moon Stops the World", Molly Moon is fixing the orphanage with the money she earned in New York City. Davina