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No because they could be going to the moon while it's in a different spot. Answer There are no "path" in space. I guess I agree with the above. You could still launch at the same time and just orbit the moon an extra half revolution before descending. There are man variables in how to get to the moon.

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Q: When astronauts go to the moon do they always take the same path?
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