Posted on 08/12/2009 4:09:15 PM PDT by KevinDavis
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany should try to launch an unmanned mission to the moon by around 2015, the government official in charge of aerospace matters said on Wednesday.
In an interview with ZDF television, Economy Ministry State Secretary Peter Hintze said a German moon landing could be feasible "within the next decade, around 2015," and urged cooperation with other European countries and the United States.
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are you very knowledgeble about these things? If so, I would like to freepmail you......
Just a much delayed Luftpost flight to Alpha no doubt.
Boy are those colonists going to be surprised that a woman is the Chancellor!
Didn’t they go there in ‘69? von Braun? Just saying.
For the Fuhrer.
Shortly afterward, the French minister of aerospace surrendered.
All the space programs of the world grew out of captured V2 rocket engines, so in a sense... :’)
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