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When was the first moon mission launched?

Sunday, July 19, 2009

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Many think it happened 40 years ago when Neil Armstrong landed on the moon aboard the Apollo whatsoever. But do you know that the first moon mission ever was launched not years back, but centuries back - in the 17th century.

Sounds funny as hell, right? Check this link out. It's now on the front pages of Digg.

http://news.skymania.com/2009/07/17th-century-mission-to-moon.html
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