Return To The Moon To Mark 50Th Anniversary?

EDDIE51 | 20:44 Sun 26th Feb 2017 | Science

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A possible return to the Moon by a manned spacecraft is being looked at to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing.
https://outlook.live.com/owa/projection.aspx

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Aim For The Moon, Seems To Be The Latest Manned Space Projects. And I.s.s.?

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Togo

Ta Baldric, saves me a bit of time. Never mind which buttons to push, which direction to aim is useful as well (^_*)

Old_Geezer

Sort of underlines how we don't seem to have done much human expansion and moon stuff since. Where's our lunar camp and moon day-trips ?

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Manned space exploration has been almost made 'redundant' by the huge increase in the capability of computer technology and robots.
The Mars explorer is still traveling all over the planet taking and analysing samples and sending back information and photos more than 2 years after it landed. Other spacecraft are orbiting Jupiter and the outer planets and returning data 12 years after launch.