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Artemis II flightpath vs Apollo flightpath Apparently, NASA made this trip six times to the moon and back between 1969 - 1972 - each time they dropped ‘Astronauts’ off on the moon surface, then picked them up again and returned to earth. Or before the Advent of Colour TV’s,... show more

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