Apollo Report with James Burke
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WoW James Burke looks so young.
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@epenmedi This is from 1969, meaning James Burke was 33 years old.
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@epenmedi Or does he?
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@gothbeast666 or is he? :)
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Fantastic. Thanks for posting this. I rememeber it like it was yesterday.
3 years ago 2
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omg!!! this is unbelievable! james burke?! 0.0
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SedanChair 10 months ago 2
@SedanChair You mean dear Sir Patrick Moore. He actually was part of a team that helped NASA with moon mapping in the early 60s. He is very good friends with many of the Apollo astronauts. He still presents the longest running TV programme ever, The Sky At Night, on the first Sunday of every month, though his arthritis and a back injury sustained during WWII is taking its toll.
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