Why the Moon Is Red, II
The U.S. did not put its moon up first, we noted last week, because the U.S. did not regard the moon as a weapon of war (cold or hot) against the Soviet Union. In the President’s words, “We were doing it for science.”
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Why the Moon Is Red, II
The U.S. did not put its moon up first, we noted last week, because the U.S. did not regard the moon as a weapon of war (cold or hot) against the Soviet Union. In the President’s words, “We were doing it for science.”
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Why the Moon Is Red, II
The U.S. did not put its moon up first, we noted last week, because the U.S. did not regard the moon as a weapon of war (cold or hot) against the Soviet Union. In the President’s words, “We were doing it for science.”
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