Apollo 40

"The Eagle has Landed: the Flight of Apollo XL"
ABC-6, 13:35 2 Feb. 1972, The Sunday Mail (Brisbane).

On or about Sun, 26 Oct 2003 16:30:51 +1030, Martin Dunn made the sensational claim that:
"The Eagle has Landed: the Flight of Apollo XL"

I don't know which is more surprising...that there was an Apollo 40 or that it
reused a previous LM's callsign.
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In article , LooseChanj wrote:
On or about Sun, 26 Oct 2003 16:30:51 +1030, Martin Dunn made the sensational claim that:
"The Eagle has Landed: the Flight of Apollo XL"

I don't know which is more surprising...that there was an Apollo 40
or that it reused a previous LM's callsign.

I find "2 Feb. 1972" to be the impressive bit, myself ;-)

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Martin,

Where abouts in the Sunday Mail?

Brian

"Martin Dunn" wrote in message
...
"The Eagle has Landed: the Flight of Apollo XL"
ABC-6, 13:35 2 Feb. 1972, The Sunday Mail (Brisbane).

Sorry, [unnumbered?] television guide, pull out printed tabloid format (at
right angles to rest of paper). Regional edition (hence ABC-6 Taree).

Martin

"Brian McKillop" wrote in
message ...
Martin,

Where abouts in the Sunday Mail?

Brian

"Martin Dunn" wrote in message
...
"The Eagle has Landed: the Flight of Apollo XL"
ABC-6, 13:35 2 Feb. 1972, The Sunday Mail (Brisbane).

OK.

So this is a program on ABC, correct? Date? Time? I can't spot it.

Brian

"Martin Dunn" wrote in message
...
Sorry, [unnumbered?] television guide, pull out printed tabloid
format (at
right angles to rest of paper). Regional edition (hence ABC-6
Taree).

Martin

???
You are looking in the 2 Feb. 1972 country edition of the Queensland Sunday
Mail?
Martin

"Brian McKillop" wrote in
message ...
OK.

So this is a program on ABC, correct? Date? Time? I can't spot it.

Brian

"Martin Dunn" wrote in message
...
Sorry, [unnumbered?] television guide, pull out printed tabloid
format (at
right angles to rest of paper). Regional edition (hence ABC-6
Taree).

Martin

Martin,

I see now! I've been scouring yesterday's bloody paper looking for
some upcoming documentary that I missed s.

What are you doing with a 1972 SM? Was it under the lino?

Brian

"Martin Dunn" wrote in message
...
???
You are looking in the 2 Feb. 1972 country edition of the Queensland
Sunday
Mail?
Martin

On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 10:14:32 +1030, "Martin Dunn"
wrote:

Sorry, [unnumbered?] television guide, pull out printed tabloid format (at
right angles to rest of paper). Regional edition (hence ABC-6 Taree).

....Nope. You're not getting out of this one that easy, Martin. You've
just exposed Oz' biggest secret: In addition to the drastic
devaluation between the US and Oz dollars, you guys are also
shortchanged on time itself.

Which means it's either 1972, 1968 or 1974 depending on what time of
day it is...

OM

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OM om@our_blessed_lady_mary_of_the_holy_NASA_researc h_facility.org
wrote...

...Nope. You're not getting out of this one that easy,
Martin. You've just exposed Oz' biggest secret: In addition
to the drastic devaluation between the US and Oz dollars,
you guys are also shortchanged on time itself.

Which means it's either 1972, 1968 or 1974 depending on what
time of day it is...

No, no, its the Aussies who are a day ahead

After all, Neil made the first steps on 20th July 1969 for us. Maybe that
*proves* that Apollo was all rigged on a sound-stage in Woomera.

- Peter