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Shaun The Sheep Jumps Over The Moon, Bronze Age Kissing and PPE RubbishShaun The Sheep Jumps Over The Moon, Bronze Age Kissing and PPE Rubbish

Released On: 04 Aug 2022

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ESA announce that Shaun The Sheep will fly around the moon this month aboard Artemis 1.

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