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Video: Interview with Charles Duke, the youngest astronaut to ever walk on the Moon

At 77 he remains jovial and talkative. We take advantage of his time at the NASA exhibition, the adventure of space , which can be visited at the Casa de Campo in Madrid until June 15, 2012 to chat with him and discover what he feels when he looks at the Moon from his window, why they walk so strange and curious by the lunar surface and what were his best and worst memories of the mission that took him to our natural satellite.

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