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Fifty years ago, Alan Shepard blasted from an endless sand trap and we just now found his ball PennLive
NASA talks about where moon trees ended up SlashGear
Shepard’s tee shot on moon turns 50 Taipei Times
Apollo 14 astronaut’s ‘lost’ golf ball found on moon 50 years later Mirror Online
Where on Earth are ‘Moon Trees?’ NASA reveals where ‘space seeds’ were planted around the world Daily Mail
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