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Plasma Snake[D] · Dec 31, 2006, 11:20 pm

The moon lower gravity and lack of atmosphere would make a take off easier, but what I am wondering is that this was the first attempt, and they got it right. I mean, we are talking about landing on a big rock thats in motion and whos surface is littered with craters. Im not an engineer, I know, but it just seems to me like this
journey would take a lot more research than what was available in 1969.

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Plasma Snake[D] Cause for Concern Location: Planet Earth Posts: 664	The moon lower gravity and lack of atmosphere would make a take off easier, but what I am wondering is that this was the first attempt, and they got it right. I mean, we are talking about landing on a big rock thats in motion and whos surface is littered with craters. Im not an engineer, I know, but it just seems to me like this journey would take a lot more research than what was available in 1969. Isa14:21Prepare slaughter for his children for the iniquity of their fathers. Deu24:16The fathers shall not be put to death for the children,neither shall the kids be put to death for the fathers.