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Apollo 17 astronauts started noticing strange bright objects drifting outside the spacecraft on the way to the Moon. Some looked jagged and angular. Others appeared to tumble slowly while “twinkling” in the darkness of space. The crew speculated they were probably paint or ice fragments breaking off the Saturn... show more

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