Moon landing the first Soyuz flight in 1967, the co-ordination of the Soviet Moon landing program quickly unraveled. The Soviets built a landing craft and selected cosmonauts for the mission that would have placed Aleksei Leonov on the Moon's surface, but with the successive launch failures of the N1 booster in 1969, plans for a manned landing suffered first delay and then cancellation. A program of automated return vehicles was begun, in the hope of being the first to return lunar rocks. This had several failures. It eventually succeeded with Luna 16. But this had little impact, because the Apollo 11 and
Shelley Craft 1000 episodes of the program. As well as presenting stories for "The Great Outdoors", she has worked on several of Channel Seven's major sporting events, including the "2000 Summer Olympics" in Sydney (as part of the "Sunrise" team), the "2002 Winter Olympics" in Salt Lake City and the 2002, 2003 and 2004 "Melbourne Cups". Along with puppet, Agro, Craft hosted the short-lived revival of dating game show "Perfect Match Australia" in late 2002. In 2005, she co-hosted "Australia's Guinness World Records" with Grant Denyer. In 2006 Craft also joined Grant Denyer in presenting the annual telecast of "Carols in the