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Originally posted by dlavery
After that, comes the Mars Exploration Rover-2003 mission, which launches two rovers to Mars in May and June of this year (this one makes the list because it is my mission!)
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Cheap pop! (that, and the link doesn't want to work for me)
Anyhow, I went for Apollo 11. Imagine humans leaving this little marble we live on and going to another (albeit smaller) marble in this marble arena which is part of many marble arenas which make up our galaxy. Who knows, we might be leaping out of our own arena soon enough.
Second place goes to Apollo 18/Soyuz 20-something (I think it was Soyuz) for being the first time astronauts and cosmonauts linked up in space.
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