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[autodidacticrobogirl]

I told you so. It's all you people ever do.

Sometimes I hate it when I'm right.

[The video flicks on. It wobbles a bit, then steadies, showing a lovely view of the Elegante version of the moon.]

Know what today is? It's Moon-landing day. On July 20, 1969, the first human being to reach a place outside our planet first stepped out onto the surface of the Moon.

Big day. We should try living up to it sometime.

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[autodidacticone.livejournal.com]

A rocket-propulsion vehicle that can move fast enough to break out of the planet's gravity well can, if navigated precisely, achieve a moon landing. It was considered the most important benchmark of scientific progress, at the time.

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[unamvirtus.livejournal.com]

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