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Moon landing / Apollo Lunar Module / Moon / Lunar orbit / Apollo 16 / Apollo Applications Program / Spaceflight / Exploration of the Moon / Apollo program
Date: 2010-01-12 10:43:06
Moon landing
Apollo Lunar Module
Moon
Lunar orbit
Apollo 16
Apollo Applications Program
Spaceflight
Exploration of the Moon
Apollo program

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