Re: On the other hand
Naah, it was the husband of a NASA employee - they had it under their nose for a long time and couldn't see it - although, after all, it wasn't their job.
But that's why they need archeologist and paleontologist in their warehouses to dig the interesting stuff out of the dust.
Anyway, I'm still surprised that all data and artifacts from missions that made true History weren't properly collected, catalogued and stored for future display and/or analysis.
Was it really something like "Oh, yeah, we've got on the Moon, saw it on TV? Yes, cool, but let's move on now...."???
Looks to me World Series and Superbowls data are better catalogued and stored than Apollo 11.
And SEO just pollutes the Internet database.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
