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Objects of Intrigue: The Golf Club Swung on the Moon - Atlas Obscura
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Where Did Alan Shepard's Golf Balls Land After Hitting Them On The Moon?
Twitter 上的 Texarkana Museums："Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard played golf on the Moon, he launched 3 golf balls that are still there! The Texarkana Museums System celebration of the Moon Landing may
How astronaut Alan Shepard brought golf to space 51 years ago with his celebrated 'Moon shot' | Golf News and Tour Information | GolfDigest.com
Fifty years ago, Alan Shepard blasted from an endless sand trap and we just now found his ball - pennlive.com
If aliens found the golf ball that Apollo 14's Alan Shepard hit on the moon, what could they tell about the technology that created it and where it was from (assuming they
Golf Ball Alan Shepard Sent Flying On The Moon Found 50 Years Later
The Mystery Behind Alan Shepard's 'Moon Shot' Revealed
Golf Ball Alan Shepard Sent Flying On The Moon Found 50 Years Later
Why Was Alan Shepard Allowed To Bring Golf Clubs To The Moon?
Alan Shepard smacked golf balls on the Moon — and now we know where they landed | Astronomy.com
Alan Shepard playing golf on the moon during Apollo 14 | Science News - YouTube
How far did Alan Shepard golf balls travel on the moon? | Human Interest | unionleader.com
How Many Humans Have Been To The Moon? - WorldAtlas
Shepard's moon shot left enduring moment
Astronaut Alan Shepard's Out-Of-This-World Round Of Golf On The Moon
Playing golf on the moon (and the problem with setting a finish line) — James Greig
The Mystery Behind Alan Shepard's 'Moon Shot' Revealed
Golf on the Moon. Alan Shepard During Apollo 14
The incredible true story of the time an astronaut played golf on the moon | CNN
Golfing On The Moon - (Alan Shepard: Apollo 14) - Golfing On The Moon - (Alan Shepard: Apollo 14) Poem by Dominic Windram
BBC ON THIS DAY | 6 | 1971: Man plays golf on the Moon
Here's what a golf hole on the moon would look and play like
Alan Shepard on the Lunar Surface | NASA
