45 Years Since The First Successful Moon Landing!
 

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Exactly 45 years ago on February 3th, 1966 the Russian unmanned spacecraft Luna 9 has successfully landed to the Moon surface and transmitted first panoramic pictures to the Earth!

:thumbsup

So you claim.

Hmm... Сlaim what?

How many things are you claiming in your first post? I am confused as to why you are confused.

Moon landing... very debatable ;)

I didn't claim anything. I just congratulated the GFY'ers with anniversary of one of the greatest achievements in the history of mankind.

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/9709/luna_9_unk.jpg

Gob bless...

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ADG

Why it is debatable? :upsidedow

Japan building a robot moon base in 2020, and you're not invited

http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/27/j...e-not-invited/

if its on the moon why does that guy have it in his backyard ;)

Congratulations with anniversary of moon landing.

for the clueless trolls-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luna_9

and congrats to Russia on the first moon landing

cool link..:thumbsup

There's nothing to debate unless you can cough up a Wikileaks link that says otherwise.

The moon landing was real, you should be celebrating one of man's greatest achievements.

congrats to the Russians :)

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Allen_radiation_belt

that one small step has lead to over 40 years of research into how to effectively breach this belt

one of the suggestions, apparently, is to drain the entire magnetic belt to 1% of it's normal volume.

gotta love a world that specializes in specialists, eh?