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Alan Duffy on what it took to get humans to the Moon

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  Last updated September 3, 2019 at 11:46 am

Topics:   Space

The Royal Institution of Australia’s Lead Scientist Alan Duffy reflects on the massive effort required to get humans to the Moon during the Apollo missions.


From the incredible engineering of the rocket, to over 400,000 people all working towards a single goal. The Apollo missions represent one of humanity’s greatest achievements.


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