Apparently the Chinese love Bowie too

Posted by Moonage | Filed under Interpretations

Saw this pic today:
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I’ve actually been following it for a week or two I guess.  Nothing terribly exciting about it other than it’s the Chinese circling the Moon.  That’s kinda new.  Now, this to me is where it gets kinda weird.  Wanna guess the name of their ship?  Chang’e One.

Now, for the newer Bowie fans, that’s probably meaningless.  However, for the OLD Bowie fans like me, their first exposure to Bowie was very possibly his first greatest hits album.  That album was called Changesonebowie.

Coincedence?  Maybe.  Maybe not.

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Permalink | November 26th, 2007

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    • 3 Squawks to “Apparently the Chinese love Bowie too”

    1. JeniQ Squawked:
      November 27th, 2007 at 9:59 am

      Ha!

    2. When Photoshopping goes bad at Moonage SpaceDream Squawked:
      December 5th, 2007 at 11:01 am

      [...] couple of weeks or so I posted the Chang’e 1’s picture of the Moon on my Bowie blog because they named their spaceship after a Bowie album. That was about as exciting as I thought [...]

    3. JeniQ Squawked:
      December 6th, 2007 at 10:07 am

      Check it, and don’t miss all the funny comments beneath the article:

      http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/12/05/2041209&from=rss

      He he. Made in Taiwan. Heh.

    Squawk like a pink monkey bird!