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It’s truly an amazing time, and all due to the work that was put into achieving one of the most ludicrous things of all time. When the United States planned to go to the moon, the Russians, who were the leaders at the time, were only going into low earth orbit. Going to the moon, bringing combustible fuel to the moons surface and then launching from the moon back to the spacecraft, docking, and then returning to splash land after experiencing a hell-fire of heat reentering the atmosphere - that’s a lot harder than launching into an orbit and then returning for a splashdown. \n\nWhat I’m trying to say is that I am thoroughly enjoying this book. Pick it up if you’re interested in learning more about the influence of the rocket and the space race. 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I like what I am seeing from NASA strategically in the early stages of a pretty ambitious return to the Moon, for good. \n\nThat does it for this episode of Today In Space - next episode I’ll share more of my thoughts on the space race from the book ‘Chasing the Moon’ by Robert Stone and Alan Andre. I’m burning through that audiobook in traffic because I need to escape from being trapped in a car going 20 mph on a highway where the speed limit is 50 mph. It’s gotten really bad here - its unbelievable. But, if you are dealing with city traffic, or need to make better use of that time commuting - get a free audiobook and trial by going to audibletrial.com/todayinspace.\n\nDon’t forget to check out ag3d-printing.com - you can learn about 3D printing, see our current projects like this last one where I had to repair my heated print bed for my Prusa i3 MK2 3D printer. I need that 3D printer to make parts of a certain high temperature material for it’s own upgrade. 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