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The Surveyor Landers on the Moon
Like so many other point of intersection, soft landing on the Moon with robotic probes proved a venue for Cold War competition between the United States and the Soviet Union in the 1960s. The Soviets won that competition February 3, … Continue reading
Posted in Apollo, Cold War Competition, History, Lunar Exploration, Science, Space
Tagged 1960s, Alan Bean, Apollo, Charles Conrad, Moon, Moon race, NASA, national air and space museum, science, space science, Surveyor, U.S. Civil Space
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