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Apollo 15 was not just another mission (the fourth) to take humans to the moon. It was the Lunar Roving Vehicle’s first flight, which allowed astronauts to explore and learn more about the geology of the Hadley Rille/Apennine region. The LRV gave Apollo 15, 16, and 17 astronauts to ability to explore further away from the Lunar Module than ever before.

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Long Islanders watch Bezos’ launch into space at Garden City’s Cradle of Aviation News 12 Staff Updated on: Jul 21, 2021, 2:08am Spectators gathered at Garden City’s Cradle of Aviation to witness Amazon founder Jeff Bezos launch into space Tuesday. Bezos, the world’s richest person, jetted into space using a Blue Origin capsule. The spaceport was built by Bezos’ company in the West Texas desert. The flight lasted 10 minutes and 18 seconds. It appeared to go off without a hitch as ...

Continues to mirror the world around us. its a complicated and challenging society we live in. the latest of the texas democrats to block gop-backed voting. a member of the house of representatives, anama rhea ramos joining us next. 52 years ago our astronauts neil armstrong and edwin buzz aldrin became the first men to walk on the mon after reaching the surface in their apollo 11 lunar module. >> theyve got the flag up now. can see the stars and stripes. the instant air purifier

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"Baker was plugged into the Space Coast community. He’d previously penned a column: Brevard After Dark. He knew all the hot spots, and was a regular at the Carnival Club and a friend of the clubs owner, Lee Caron. If Baker wanted an introduction to Shepard, hed be just the person to get one," she wrote this week. "Baker was known for his infectious staccato laugh, his encyclopedic knowledge of plays and movies and his zest for life – just the kind of guy to persuade an American hero ...

Im USA TODAY editor-in-chief Nicole Carroll, and this is The Backstory, insights into our biggest stories of the week. If youd like to get The Backstory in your inbox every week, sign up here. In 1970, newspaper publisher Al Neuharth, who would later start USA TODAY, had a big idea. He wanted his paper in Florida, then called TODAY, to be the first newspaper on the moon.  NASA was prepping for the Apollo 14 lunar mission, and Neuharth wanted his Space Coast paper, now called FLORIDA TODAY...

View Comments Im USA TODAY editor-in-chief Nicole Carroll, and this is The Backstory, insights into our biggest stories of the week. If youd like to get The Backstory in your inbox every week, sign up here. In 1970, newspaper publisher Al Neuharth, who would later start USA TODAY, had a big idea. He wanted his paper in Florida, then called TODAY, to be the first newspaper on the moon.  NASA was prepping for the Apollo 14 lunar mission, and Neuharth wanted his Space Coast paper, now called...

How first American in space brought a newspaper to the moon MARA BELLABY, Florida Today FacebookTwitterEmail MELBOURNE, Fla. (AP) — When the 363-foot Saturn V rocket ignited its five engines to send the crew of Apollo 14 — including America’s first man in space, Alan Shepard — on their lunar mission, something rather unusual was on board. TODAY, founded by Al Neuharth just five years earlier, was going to the moon. “It was a big deal but shoot, this was TODAY newspaper, we can do anyt...