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Apollo 11 Lunar Landing 40th Anniversary (not 20th!)

July 21, 2009 rockman Comments Off on Apollo 11 Lunar Landing 40th Anniversary (not 20th!)

I’ll be brief since I have already mentioned this in a previous post and in the July GeoPrac newsletter. But today was the 40th Anniversary of the first time humans set foot on the moon. […]

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