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Words From an Upside-Down World shape-vertical boasting more bridges than any

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boasting more bridges than any other city in the world and more canals than Amsterdam and Venice combined

to preserve our lunar heritage a quarter million miles away

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the Third Avenue line will be in wreckers' hands

He has a number of side projects

Words From an Upside-Down World shape-vertical boasting more bridges than anyArtist Mike McQuade combines NASA photos and graphics to illustrate Words From an Upside Down World, an article about the moon published in The Times on July 14, 2019. In the article, Ken Liu writes that the Apollo program gave the world a chance to foster good will and see the Earth as never before, but the mission was entangled in a vast web of power politics on the ground. This image is part of our collection of editorial illustrations available as

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