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    also faulted NASA for overhyping the mission, not being honest with the public about the images being a longshot. "They should have put Steven Spielberg in charge" Kaku said. After gearing up for the space agency’s much-hyped mission to hurl two spacecraft into the moon, the public turned away from the sky Friday anything but dazzled. Full Article at Bennington Banner
    They should have put Steven Spielberg in charge
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Moon shot celebrated, ignored
  1. Ice is more valuable than gold on the moon
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  2. We’ve been brainwashed by Hollywood to expect the money shot, like ‘Deep Impact’ or when Bruce Willis saves us from a comet
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  3. I was hoping we’d see a flash or a flare, evidence of a plume
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  4. It wasn’t a dud. We got a gold mine of data
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  5. Science is not done that way.
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  6. We saw a crater; we saw a flash, so something had to happen in between
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