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    How many golf balls are on the moon?

    Question #8379. Asked by pp.

    phil

    There are 3 golf balls on the moon. Alan Shepard hit 2 and dropped 1.
    http://www.open-video.org/details.php?videoid=4897

    Dec 05 00, 10:50 PM
    MDWeathers

    There are just two, not three. There are a lot of online sources that have this wrong. Shepard did drop one, but he hit that same one again, plus one more. Also, he says there were just two in a 1991 interview.

    See more discussion and links to transcripts at: http://www.matthewweathers.com/year2007/golf_balls_moon.html

    Sep 05 08, 1:03 AM

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