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Not being into astronomy or knowing anything about it except for Earth,
Moon, Sun and lots of 'twinkling lights', a work colleague came up with an interesting question. Whenever a Space Rocket is launched, do they have to avoid any stars and if so how? Or is there nothing between Earth and the Moon therefore making it a clear run for any Space Rocket. What distance is the Moon from the Earth, and what distance is the nearest star to Earth? Thanx Jo |
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