A Saturn Five launched the Apollo 11 mission that landed the first humans on the moon in nineteen sixty-nine.

1969年，一艘土星5号火箭发射了阿波罗11号任务，将首名人类送到月球。

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He said: "Sabine and I came up with the idea five years ago and have been creating different images with the moon ever since."

他说：“Sabine和五年前有了这个想法，一直构思这些映像直到现在。”

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The space agency is developing a new generation of rockets and crew capsules capable of reaching the moon which are due to fly within five years of the space shuttle fleet being retired next year.

美国宇航局正在研制能到达月球的新一代火箭和载人太空舱，计划在五年内搭载航天飞机进行发射，而目前的航天飞机将于明年退役。

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NASA scientists hope to extend their search for water as deep as five meters beneath the surface of the moon.

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Two hours after Apollo Thirteen went around the moon, the astronauts fired the rocket for five minutes.

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China may try to send a crew of "taikonauts" to the moon by twenty twenty-five.

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Five more Apollo moon landings would follow before the program ended in 1972.

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Between 1966 and 1967, NASA sent five Lunar Orbiter spacecraft to the moon to capture images before the arrival of Apollo 11, which landed on the lunar suface July 20, 1969.

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On Dec. 6, Alaska's State Museum in Juneau debuted an exhibit of the five recently returned fragments of the moon, which in 1969 were encased together in a lucite sphere and mounted to a wooden podium for presentation to Alaska by then-President Richard Nixon.

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