Episode 5
Oliver Morton explores the likelihood of a human return to the moon - and how long we might stay for.
Read by Robin Laing
Abridged by Anna Magnusson
In this intimate and profound portrait of the Moon, writer Oliver Morton explores the different spaces that Earth’s closest neighbour occupies in our lives.
If humans were to return to the Moon what would compel us - and how long might we stay for?
Read by Robin Laing
Abridged by Anna Magnusson
Producer Eilidh McCreadie
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- Fri 14 Jun 201909:45BBC Radio 4 FM
- Sat 15 Jun 201900:30BBC Radio 4
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