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Ailsa
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If my safety could be GUARANTEED there and back with LOTS of entertainment. . . . . yeah!
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Not sure. Which one?
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I would go in a heart beat. I would love to walk where Neal Armstrong walked. I would love to step onto the ladder that they descended. I would love to go the the sites of some of the later Apollo missions and see if the lunar rovers still worked. Yes, I would love to go to the moon and just skip around in 1/6th the gravity that we have on earth!
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I already got my space suit on.
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No. It's just a dusty, gray rock. Sure, it's an extraterrestrial rock with minimal gravity, but it's still a rock, and there's probably not much to see there. However, I have heard that cheese tastes better when you eat it on the moon, so if I could take a sandwich with me I might change my mind.
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My boyfriend believes the moon represents the Goddess, and yes I would love to be able to see her up close.
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iwould get a spacesut on in a flash and jump onto the spaceship and go to the moon and float around ive always wanted to go into outer space and pretend to fly
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No I wouldn't go. I have enough trouble trying to figure out this world and every thing in it without adding to my confusion by trying to figure out the moon.
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In a heartbeat, for the adventure. Besides, they aren't planning any trips to Uranus anytime soon!
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Need a girl friend to go.
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I would go if I had company. I wouldn't want to make the trip by alone.
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I would definitely not go! Too dangerous! I'm a pilot, but have no desire at all to be the highest level of pilot (an astronaut).
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Definitely! I've always wanted to travel beyond the earth's atmosphere, and I'm always up for adventure! : )
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I would love to if I thought I could handle the physical, mental, and skill demands.
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In a heartbeat! How many people get a chance to go to the moon. Just the opportunity to be in space would be thrilling.
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Hmm...Depends. If some problem is found before launch and they delay to repair it, heck no. But if nothing is discovered yes I would love to go.
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Yes
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ABSOLUTELY!!! My reason? Because as Dave Scott, the commander of Apollo 15 said, "Man must explore--and this is exploration at it's finest..."
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