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Frank Borman, an astronaut who flew on the Apollo 8 mission that orbited the moon, has died, NASA announced. He was 95.Borman died Tuesday in Billings, Montana, according to NASA.NASA administrator Bill Nelson, in a statement, called Borman one of NASA s best and a true American hero. His lifelong love for aviation and exploration was only surpassed by his love for his wife Susan, Nelson added. Apollo 8, launched in 1968, was the first NASA mission to both leave low Earth orbit and reach the moon. Borman, along with astronauts James Lovell, and William Anders, orbited the moon 10 times before returning to Earth. They were the first humans ever to see the far s stanley cup ide of the moon. Earthrise, the iconic photo stanley cup graph showing the Earth half-covered in shadow above the moon s horizon, was taken by Anders during this mission. Portrait of the crew of NASA s Apollo 8 mission, December 1968. From left, command module pilot James Lovell, lunar module pilot William Anders, and Commander Frank Borman. Interim Archives / Getty Images A decade later, Borman was awarded the Congressional Space Medal of Honor stanley cup for his role in the mission. Borman was born in Gary, Indiana, and raised in Tucson, Arizona.He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the U.S. Military Academy in 1950, the same year he began his career in the Air Force. His love o Zmkc Calif. man sentenced to nearly 40 years for revenge porn
DENVER -- A hiker who was struck through the head by lightning is credi yeezy ting his jordan now deceased 7-month-old German shepherd with helping to share the blow.Survivors of a lightning strike on one of Colorado s highest peaks talked about their frightening experience with CBS Denver and showed their scars from Mother Nature. The strike happened Sunday morning on Mount Bierstadt. The climbers were 500 feet from the summit when they were rocked by a violent storm. Crews rushed three people to the hospital but 12 others were able to walk away. CBS Denver s Kathy Walsh talked to those most seriously hurt. All three are home recovering on Monday. They say it happened in an instant. They are injured but so grateful to be alive. But they also mourn the loss of a beautiful German shepherd who may have saved his owner s life.Jonathan Hardman suffered cuts and bruises on his body -- and his heart is broken because his dog was killed by the strike. It s like losing your best friend, he said.Hardman posted a tribute to his dog, 7-month-old Rambo, on his Facebook page: My best friend I could have ever asked for. I love you and I ll miss you Rambo. I m glad my friends are alive and still herePosted by Jonathan Tyler Hardman onSunday, June 28, 2015 Hardman was hiking the mountain with three friends and two dogs. Clear skies; you couldn t have salomon asked for a better day, he said. The group celebrated at the top and took pictures. |
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