Explore the Moon
In honor of the anniversary of the first manned Moon landing, Google Maps has provided sattelite mapping of the Apollo landing sites. It's amazing the amount of detail you see at the highest magnification.
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Who'd have known there were so many craters to navigate? You're right, there is quite a bit of detail available. Thanks for the heads up.
Posted by: chunkking | July 22, 2005 01:54 PM
I knew it the government is covering up the moons true composition.
Posted by: Jason | August 7, 2005 07:04 PM