
NASAβs planning glass domes on the Moon β and we say fantastic! Finally, a place to send politicians where they can be completely transparent and still absolutely useless.
π Space Dust, Hot Air, and the Ideal Political Habitat
NASAβs latest moonshot involves building lunar bases by inflating molten dust into giant glass domes. Sounds like sci-fi? Sure. But so does a functioning government these days. πΈ
Enter the perfect plan: letβs launch Parliament en masse and relocate the whole circus to these bubbly little lunar pods. No more βecho chamberβ metaphors β now itβs literal. Imagine them up there, floating in silence, debating oxygen tax reform while forgetting theyβre all out of air. ππ¨βπ
Think of the benefits:
- Zero gravity? Great β theyβve been weightless on accountability for years.
- Moon dust? Ideal, since they already specialise in burying things.
- Isolation? Thatβs just how they treat the public anyway.
And donβt worry about democratic oversight β weβll just livestream their meetings via telescope. Or better yet, turn it into a reality show. Love Island: Westminster Edition. Losers get ejected through the airlock. πΊπͺ
Letβs be honest: if we can blow bubbles out of Moon dirt, surely we can blow some egos off this planet while weβre at it.
πΒ Challengesπ
Should we crowdfund the first one-way ticket to Bubble Parliament? Would politicians finally βsee the bigger pictureβ once itβs Earth from 238,855 miles away? ππ°οΈ
Blast your best ideas into our blog comments section β the gravity-free zone for truth bombs. π₯π¬
π Comment, like, and share before they vote to privatise the Moon.
The best moon-based burns and visionary nonsense will land in the next issue of the magazine. ππ


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