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A supermoon rises over Tower Bridge in London in this August 10, 2014 file photo. A British space venture is giving ordinary citizens the chance to leave their mark on the moon in a decade's time while helping scientists scout a possible location for a permanent base there. Lunar Mission One launched a crowdfunding drive on Wednesday to cover its start-up costs. By mid-morning organisers had raised around 74,000 pounds, according to the Kickstarter website, towards an initial target of 600,000 pounds ($940,000) they aim to reach within a month. (Photo by Paul Hackett/Reuters)
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