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Golf Ball Alan Shepard Sent Flying On The Moon Found 50 Years Later
Astronaut Alan Shepard's golf ball has been found on the moon, 50 years later
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Astronaut Alan Shepard's golf ball has been found on the moon, 50 years later
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Alan Shepard took two golf balls to the moon. They are still there today. | Space travel, Space pictures, Apollo space program
