Sports beverages have circled the Earth, and soon they may find their way to the moon. Otsuka, a Japanese pharmaceutical company and beverage maker, has plans to place the first beverage on the moon -- or, as The Verge called the stunt, the first ad on the moon. If the can lands successfully on the lunar surface, it could even become the first private moon landing. The promotion will take the form of a reengineered can of the company's Pocari Sweat sport drink. The titanium "dream capsule" will ...
Sports beverages have circled the Earth, and soon they may find their way to the moon. Otsuka, a Japanese pharmaceutical company and beverage maker, has plans to place the first beverage on the moon -- or, as The Verge called the stunt, the first ad on the moon. If the can lands successfully on the lunar surface, it could even become the first private moon landing. The promotion will take the form of a reengineered can of the company's Pocari Sweat sport drink. The titanium "dream capsule" will ...
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