As it turns out, Tuesday marked the 36th anniversary of the undocking of the Apollo spacecraft from a Soviet Soyuz in the first-of-its-kind joint flight. Nearly six years passed between the end of that 1975 mission and the start of NASA’s next: the space shuttle. Mission Control said that gap — five years and nine months — is the mark to beat this time around. And it said it was starting the clock.
It’s Full of Stars

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    I’m so sad over the end of NASA… I cannot even tell you. It feels like the start of the death of our country.
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