How better to redeem a withering Space blog then to post an amazing re-enactment of one of mankind's greatest achievements to date: the landing on Ganeymede.
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8.23.2008
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"Re-enactement"? I hope that was sarcasm. :) The gallery says "Pictures from the ganymede-mission in 2026". As of today, I don't know of any official mission towards Ganymede involving any landing; they're all orbital.
demdike's work is only an exercise in alternate history, although quite a good one.
Thanks for the protip; I've obviously forgotten how many moons we've landed on.
ps- the answer is one.
*Makes note to disable anonymous comments*
Obviously some people don't get our posting style Jacob.
I thought it was kind of funny, actually.
You know you've achieved a measure of success when you get anonymous comments correcting something you intended to be non-factual.
I LOL'd. Off to via...
Anonymus already had the answer:"...any OFFICIAL missons..." - now go figure.
Thanks for blogging my made-up-punk, I'm flattered:)
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