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Sure. And not-quite-getting-into-orbit is easier -- significantly easier -- than going around the moon. What's your point, really, aside from nitpicking, when
by kelnos 2y ago
Sure. And not-quite-getting-into-orbit is easier -- significantly easier -- than going around the moon.
What's your point, really, aside from nitpicking, when "orbiting the moon" is a perfectly reasonable interpretation of the statement "been to the moon and back"?
- nickff 2y agoI think the difference between the US lunar exploration program and the Soviet one qualifies as more than mere nitpicking.