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+- Duct tape saved Apollo 17 moonbuggy on the moon.-> on Monday April 21 2008, @11:16PM Ant

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Ant writes "National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) shares a story that turns back the clock 36 years to reveal the key roll of duct tape in Apollo program... Seen on Boing Boing."
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