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Old March 19th 17, 05:23 AM posted to sci.astro.amateur
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Default So, what's on the Moon?

Chris L Peterson wrote:

I'd pass on that technology until humans become socially advanced
enough to not consider its weapons potential.


The case could be made that we are running out of time. The threat of
nuclear war or mishap is all to very real now.

I am thankful every go to bed that we made it another day.

 




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