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What are the names of the astronauts that have landed on the moon since 1950 until now?
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Is Dupree a Native American last name?
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Where is a picture of where did Hernando Cortes landed?
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How do Astronauts overcome G-forces in re-entry?
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If one of the astronauts are sick and they need to get surgry how will it e cured?
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Do astronauts still land the same way John Glenn did?
The answer is yes and no. John Glenn's first flight ended in a water splashdown at sea, a method NASA plans to use for the future Orion project missions. John Glenn's second flight was aboard the Space Shutle, which landed at Cape Kennedy, where it launched from. Until the Orion project begins flying, US Astronauts fly aboard a Russian Soyuz, which parachutes back to earth on dry land, not the wheels that the Shuttle used.
