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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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landing the shuttle
NASA's Johnson Space Center offers a multitude of exhibits and interactive stations that give visitors the chance to simulate jumping on the moon, landing the shuttle and more.
Hi,
Does "landing the shuttle" in the above mean "visitors fly the shuttle and land it on the moon/earth" or "visitors get on the shuttle?" Thanks.
Hi,
Does "landing the shuttle" in the above mean "visitors fly the shuttle and land it on the moon/earth" or "visitors get on the shuttle?" Thanks.
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Hi,
Does "landing the shuttle" in the above mean "visitors fly the shuttle and land it on the moon/earth" Yes or "visitors get on the shuttle?"
Clive
Does "landing the shuttle" in the above mean "visitors fly the shuttle and land it on the moon/earth" Yes or "visitors get on the shuttle?"
Clive
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