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kengr (
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on this day
And we still haven't been back
Dec 14, 1972. At 2:54 pm PST, the last humans departed from the lunar surface.
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siliconshaman
2019-12-15 11:32 am (UTC)
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..yet! The key word is yet.
If you look at the history of exploration, it's often the way. I mean, how long between Columbus and Cortez?
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If you look at the history of exploration, it's often the way. I mean, how long between Columbus and Cortez?
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