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NASA at 50: Research Center's LLRV Work Led to Development of the Apollo Lunar Landers
President Kennedy's 1961 challenge to put a man on the moon and return him safely to Earth by decade's end electrified much of the country, but it floored most NASA engineers. › Read More
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