The Explorers Club: Where Celebrities, Billionaires and Astronauts Rub Shoulders with History
The Explorers Club has been made up of some of the most adventurous and notable figures in history, from Teddy Roosevelt to astronauts to James Cameron.
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‘Little Arrows’ was the only song from Leapy Lee that hit the mark
The Saturday Evening Post was ending its 141 year run with their final issue; The U.S. Presidential Salary was raised from $100,000 to $200,000; NASA picked Edwin Aldrin and Neil Armstrong for the ...
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Forgotten astronaut of 1969 moon landing shares bizarre way they were treated upon returning to Earth
The 'forgotten astronaut' of the 1969 moon landing shared the bizarre way they were treated upon returning to Earth following ...
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All of Neil Gaiman’s Halted and Canceled Projects
Multiple projects across TV, theater, and film involving novelist Neil Gaiman have either been paused or canceled altogether. Netflix’s adaptation of The Sandman is the latest project to end ...
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'Can You Hear Me Now?' character returns in new Verizon commercial with Buzz Aldrin
"That's my line," he says. Then, adding, "Where's my helmet?" Then, Aldrin gives a nod to fellow Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong saying, "That's one giant leap for connectivity." When most of ...
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Spotlight on Chan at TCC Invitational
Aidric Chan is coming off an impressive joint eighth-place finish in the Philippine Open. SANTA ROSA, Laguna—Former junior world champion Aidric Chan heads the young stars as veterans Tony ...
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The incredible history of travel - and what the future holds
On 20 July 1969, astronaut Neil Armstrong uttered the famous ... After a space race with the Soviets, American astronauts Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin were the first people to ...