The South Side of Saturn
Thursday, October 04, 2007
Sputnik 1 Was Launched 50 Years Ago Today
Fortunately,
Harvard professors had the situation covered
. That's a good thing, since the satellite was launched in haste when a Soviet plan to
develop a rocket that could strike the US with a hydrogen bomb
ran into trouble.
In other news, the head of NASA thinks that
China will land people on the Moon sooner than the US will
.
posted by Luke at
6:33 AM
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Thank you Sputnik!
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12:53 PM
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