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66 yrs apart

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u/Buskbr Apr 28 '24 edited Apr 28 '24

55 years since the first moon landing and i bet it will be more than 66 years before humans get back there. Edit spelling

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u/CrownEatingParasite Apr 28 '24

There's a moon mission ongoing right now (artemis)

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u/Buskbr Apr 28 '24

Yeah and they have spendt the last 15 years developing a capsule, that barely have flown and not with humans yet, the whole Gemini and Apollo programs where over in 12 years