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#1 2008-05-01 15:19:15

cIclops
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Re: Harrison 'Jack' Schmitt: Return to the Moon

This lecture is so good it just has to be mentioned somewhere and this seems the best place. It's not about Mars, it's about the last mission to be Moon. Jack was the first and only scientist to walk on the Moon.

Lecture can be viewed or download here - video - 65 mins - 13 Mar 2008

webpage with more stuff


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#2 2008-05-02 13:48:29

Josh Cryer
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Registered: 2001-09-29
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Re: Harrison 'Jack' Schmitt: Return to the Moon

Thanks cIclops, I haven't been paying attention to the space related news lately because of business but this looks quite interesting.


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