It served it’s purpose just in proving the concept.
Between that, stealth, and our ability to deliver nuclear cruise missiles the Russians could not intercept they effectively lost the cold war because there was no scenario left in which they could survive a nuclear conflict with the US and were going bankrupt even in the attempt to keep up.
That you know of… I don’t know if they actually did this, methinks the energy needed to launch them into orbit would be prohibitive but read about 'rods from God 'Kinetic bombardment - Wikipedia
It might be shaped like the Eifel Tower - ‘they’ often include a description in the fake news just to get the gullibles a bit more interested. About 6 months ago ‘they’ described one as ‘snowman shaped’. I think they even gave it a name - Oumuamua. Yes, really!! And the asteroids are always bigger and better than the ones before.
‘like the Eiffel Tower is strange way to describe the size of an asteroid’
Over here in this madhouse called the United Kingdom we measure things by the number of ‘football pitches’, or ‘double-decker buses’. Examples: ‘It’s enough to cover 15 football pitches’, or ‘It’s bigger than 25 double-decker buses.’
Call me a cynic but I’m not fully convinced of it. ‘One small step for mankind blah blah’ sounds too sham - especially the hesitation ‘one . . . giant leap for mankind.’
The hesitation was because he botched the first line and was trying to recover.
“One small step for A man, one giant leap for mankind” was the line he’d rehearsed and he just botched it out of a combination of nervousness and excitement over what was arguably the single most important step ever taken by a man in our history as a species.