This most recent video transmission offers a meditation upon life on Planet Miles! The star offers a real life depiction of the joy and pain of existence on another planet, so don’t miss all the action, excitement and drama. You’ll laugh! You’ll cry! And you’ll find yourself on the next space shuttle to Planet Miles …
In early December of last year Miles and his lunar grandma were able to catch up with one another and discuss the state of the planet. And while the transcripts of this meeting are not available for security concerns, we do have some video footage of their encounter. So do not hesitate to take a look at some extracts from this generational summit- just click on the image and its show time!
Un altro video (questa volta un vintage di dicembre scorso) e un altro grosso file-quindi non tutti potrete vederlo purtroppo, ma chi lo fara’ perche’ non ci lascia un commentino cliccando la voce “comment” sotto l’immagine?
Note: this large video (14 megs) is a windows media file which, unfortunately, means it will only play in the windows media player. So, until I can transfer it to a more friendly format – MAC users may be out of luck, sorry!
That’s right folks, after many nights of battling with the arbitrary punctuation of a make-pretend language, I have finally completed the first two installments of what promises to be an ongoing project of tracking the development of our little space boy. While History as an academic discipline may be under scrutiny, and the earthbound, totalizing narratives of humanity outdated, there is one place where the force of time and space are still alive – you guessed it – Planet Miles! 
So, be kind enough to join our little astronaut in a pictoral journey through his first weeks of interplanetary travel. . . just click on the picture of our little lunar luddite to travel to the picture gallery “A Brief History of Miles,” or just click on the link in the “Pages” section on the right-hand sidebar, nanoo nanoo …
