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The future brings echoes of a bygone era of exploration
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21 October 2009 12:00 GMT / By Ian Hughes
Maybe it's just me, but I reckon these shots of the new Nasa spacecraft leaving the vehicle assembly plant are some of the most exciting I've seen in a while.
Bear with me.
I know nothing really happens, but this harks back to the heady days of Apollo and Sputnik: those tense moments when the space race was headline news across the globe. This is new, uncharted, dangerous stuff and I can't wait for lift-off.
Like I said: maybe it's just me...
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