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Apollo: an extraordinary adventure,The Apollo programme was not just a Cold War stunt, though many correctly saw it as such. Neither was it just an example of superpower posturing, though it most certainly was that too.

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Next stop: the Moon,By July of 1969, NASA had done about as much as they could to prepare for the Moon landing. On the flight of Apollo 10, Tom Stafford and Eugene Cernan had taken their LM . into the descent orbit but had gone no further before returning to John Young in the CSM ..

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Orbital sojourn: looking at the Moon,. For thousands of years before the rise of the scientific method, humans gazed at Earth’s one natural satellite, wondered at its nature and worked it into their stories as they struggled to understand their universe and its impact upon them.

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Epilogue,ied to weigh up its position in history with arguments that range from Apollo as a shallow political stunt hatched from the hubris of America’s political establishment, to it being the first step in the movement of our species off this planet into the wider cosmos. Perhaps it depends on whether the glass is seen as being half empty or half full.

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Sydney, Australia on August 26, 1981. The paper by Professor T. Sachs, which was received too late for inclusion into the symposium at Sydney, was added to these proceedings because of its direct relevancy and importance. The aim of the symposium was to state in an explicit and comprehensive fashion

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