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Astronaut - Comets - NASA - Space - Spacecraft - UFOs

Dec. 04, 1972 - Apollo 17 launch to go ahead: The countdown towards the United States final Apollo mission to the moon, continued at Cape Kennedy today - when the threat of a strike which could have delayed the mission for a month, had been averted, by the agreement between the Boeing company and a group of aerospace workers. The launching of Apollo 17 is scheduled for Wednesday. Photo Shows An artist's concept of the Apollo 17 LRV traverses at the Landing site designated Taurus Littrow on the south eastern rim of Mare Serenitatis (Sea of serenity). During the 75 hour stay three 7 hour Lunar rover rides are planned

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Aerospace Agreement Ahead Averted Continued Countdown Delayed Designated Launching Lunar Mare Planned Rover Scheduled Stay Taurus Threat Traverses Wednesday


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