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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Neil Armstrong moved slowly down the ladder. Getting to the moon had been a long time coming. He was an Ohio pilot who came from the same soil as Orville and Wilbur, who ejected from a crippled jet fighter over Korea just after turning 21, who flew seven test flights in the X-15 rocket, who saved himself and a crewmate in Gemini 8, who ejected from a lunar landing trainer a split second before it crashed.
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INS Arihant to take long time to become operational: Experts
Jul 17th, 2009 - The Times of India
VISHAKAPATNAM: India's firstindigenously built nuclear-powered submarine launched on Sunday will take muchlonger than the projected two years to become operational, according to navalexperts...
Michael Jackson's Moonwalk Memoir Set For Re-Release
Jul 17th, 2009 - Starpulse.com
The executors of Michael Jackson's estate have won permission from a Los Angeles judge to begin negotiating with book publishers for the re-release of the King of Pop's autobiography...
Defense Secretary Scores Spending Cuts, But Not Satisfied: "It Would Be Nice To Win Our Current Wars"
Jul 17th, 2009 - The Huffington Post
WASHINGTON — Robert Gates is on a roll. Question is, how long will it last? The politically savvy defense secretary scored big legislative wins when the Senate voted...
TV programs commemorating the lunar landing
Jul 17th, 2009 - Newsday.com
Among new programs this week pegged to Monday's anniversary of the lunar landing: "Live From '69: Moon Landing" (Monday, 8:30 p.m., History) features original CBS News footage of Walter Cronkite's live coverage of the event. "Moonshot" (Monday...
Lunar orbiter spots Apollo landing sites
Jul 17th, 2009 - MSNBC
For stubborn folks who still believe the Apollo astronauts never landed on the moon, NASA has new images — definitive proof — that clearly show the Apollo 11 lander that carried the first astronauts to the lunar surface 40 years ago.




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