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Apollo 13 Commander Jim Lovell, Hero of Space Crisis, Dies at 97
Jim Lovell, legendary NASA astronaut and commander of Apollo 13, has died at 97. Renowned for turning a life-threatening lunar mission into a historic survival story, Lovell flew four pioneering spaceflights, including Apollo 8. His steady leadership during crisis inspired generations and cemented his place as one of space exploration’s most resp...
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Jim Lovell: The Commander Of NASA's Apollo 13 Mission Who Died At 97
Jim Lovell's leadership during the near-fatal Apollo 13 mission turned a doomed lunar landing into a story of teamwork, ingenuity, and survival in space.
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ESA JUICE Mission Scans Jupiter's Lunar Crater in Test Run for Alien Life
ESA’s JUICE spacecraft scanned the famous Earthrise crater on the Moon to test radar for future exploration of Jupiter’s icy moons. The data confirmed JUICE’s radar accuracy, setting the stage for a search for life beneath Europa and Ganymede. The crater, immortalised in a 1968 Apollo 8 photo, now plays a role in extraterrestrial science.
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William Anders, Apollo 8 Astronaut Who Took 'Earthrise' Photo, Dies In Plane Crash
Retired astronaut William Anders, one of the first three humans to orbit the moon, who captured the "Earthrise" photo during NASA's Apollo 8 mission, died on Friday when the small plane he was piloting crashed in Washington state.
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Baidu Unveils Autonomous Vehicle Without Steering Wheel, Says Will Use for Robotaxi Service
China's search engine giant Baidu on Thursday unveiled its new autonomous vehicle (AV) with a detachable steering wheel, with plans to put it to use for its robotaxi service in China next year.
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Apollo Tyres Introduces Apterra AT2 Range Of SUV Tyres
In the first phase, the Apterra AT2 has been launched in 8 rim sizes to cater to most of the prominent SUVs sold in India and will introduce 6 more sizes in the second phase.
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Most Stirring Photo From Apollo Mission Wasn't Of The Moon...
The most important visual image associated with the moon landing of July 20, 1969, was not any picture of the landing itself. It was the photograph taken on Christmas Eve the previous year, 1968, when William Anders, an astronaut aboard Apollo 8, photographed the Earth.
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NASA to Study Untouched Moon Samples From Apollo Missions
NASA has selected nine teams to study untouched samples collected from the Moon by the Apollo missions in the 1970s and carefully stored for nearly 50 years.
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Apollo 8: NASA's First Moonshot Was a Bold and Terrifying Improvisation
Fifty years later, it's hard to remember how mind-blowing Apollo 8 was, and how scary.
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Apollo Hospital Performs 8 Spine Surgeries Using 'Mazor Robotics'
Apollo Hospitals Hyderabad has successfully performed spine surgeries on eight patients using the 'Mazor Robotics' technology, which enables precise placement of instrumentation in spine.
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Apollo 13 Commander Jim Lovell, Hero of Space Crisis, Dies at 97
Jim Lovell, legendary NASA astronaut and commander of Apollo 13, has died at 97. Renowned for turning a life-threatening lunar mission into a historic survival story, Lovell flew four pioneering spaceflights, including Apollo 8. His steady leadership during crisis inspired generations and cemented his place as one of space exploration’s most resp...
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Jim Lovell: The Commander Of NASA's Apollo 13 Mission Who Died At 97
Jim Lovell's leadership during the near-fatal Apollo 13 mission turned a doomed lunar landing into a story of teamwork, ingenuity, and survival in space.
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ESA JUICE Mission Scans Jupiter's Lunar Crater in Test Run for Alien Life
ESA’s JUICE spacecraft scanned the famous Earthrise crater on the Moon to test radar for future exploration of Jupiter’s icy moons. The data confirmed JUICE’s radar accuracy, setting the stage for a search for life beneath Europa and Ganymede. The crater, immortalised in a 1968 Apollo 8 photo, now plays a role in extraterrestrial science.
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William Anders, Apollo 8 Astronaut Who Took 'Earthrise' Photo, Dies In Plane Crash
Retired astronaut William Anders, one of the first three humans to orbit the moon, who captured the "Earthrise" photo during NASA's Apollo 8 mission, died on Friday when the small plane he was piloting crashed in Washington state.
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Baidu Unveils Autonomous Vehicle Without Steering Wheel, Says Will Use for Robotaxi Service
China's search engine giant Baidu on Thursday unveiled its new autonomous vehicle (AV) with a detachable steering wheel, with plans to put it to use for its robotaxi service in China next year.
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Apollo Tyres Introduces Apterra AT2 Range Of SUV Tyres
In the first phase, the Apterra AT2 has been launched in 8 rim sizes to cater to most of the prominent SUVs sold in India and will introduce 6 more sizes in the second phase.
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Most Stirring Photo From Apollo Mission Wasn't Of The Moon...
The most important visual image associated with the moon landing of July 20, 1969, was not any picture of the landing itself. It was the photograph taken on Christmas Eve the previous year, 1968, when William Anders, an astronaut aboard Apollo 8, photographed the Earth.
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NASA to Study Untouched Moon Samples From Apollo Missions
NASA has selected nine teams to study untouched samples collected from the Moon by the Apollo missions in the 1970s and carefully stored for nearly 50 years.
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Apollo 8: NASA's First Moonshot Was a Bold and Terrifying Improvisation
Fifty years later, it's hard to remember how mind-blowing Apollo 8 was, and how scary.
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Apollo Hospital Performs 8 Spine Surgeries Using 'Mazor Robotics'
Apollo Hospitals Hyderabad has successfully performed spine surgeries on eight patients using the 'Mazor Robotics' technology, which enables precise placement of instrumentation in spine.
