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Old news... PS... Marvin is somewhere on Mars, don't know the exact coordinates

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Hmm I had no idea that the russians were there first..:eek:

Not only that, but they were also first on Venus and the moon (intact, at least).

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no no no, I'm quite sure that Americans were first to the moon... the reason you don't know Russians were in space first, is because the Americans outdid them by landing on the moon :) and then nobody cared about the russian space mission.

I think. Maybe I'm wrong though.

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Ooh! Ooh! I did a 10-page essay on this stuff in high school!

As far as I recall, the Russians technically got on the moon first. But only by crashing into it with an unmanned spaceship. The yankees actually thought it was a manned craft so the whole thing was thought to be a really close race, but then it turned out the ruskies weren't nearly as close as they'd thought.

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Wasn't Stanley Kubrick the first man in the moon?

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Nah, he just smashed a monolith into it. Much like the russians, but with more crazy monkeys killing each other.

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Ooh! Ooh! I did a 10-page essay on this stuff in high school!

As far as I recall, the Russians technically got on the moon first. But only by crashing into it with an unmanned spaceship. The yankees actually thought it was a manned craft so the whole thing was thought to be a really close race, but then it turned out the ruskies weren't nearly as close as they'd thought.

LUNA 9 DAMNIT. Why must you forget about Luna 9!? http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap970907.html

First soft landing on an extraterrestrial body.

Here's a list of many many lunar (failures)missions. http://ares.jsc.nasa.gov/HumanExplore/Exploration/EXLibrary/docs/facts/LSumm1.htm

I also wrote a paper on space exploration, though I think mine was in grade school.

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where's the gigantic head? I can't find the gigantic head!

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