On the evening of August 30, 1983, the Space Shuttle Challenger and her crew thundered into the night sky as it left the high-pressure xenon light illuminated launch pad of Florida’s Kennedy Space Center. This was NASA’s second night launch (the first was Apollo 17 in 1972).
Photo Courtesy of Space Coast Daily.
During National Inventors Month, we not only pay tribute to the inventors who were the first
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In celebration of National Inventors Month, we shine a brilliant light on the brilliant mind behind
Mining has always been a perilous profession, with miners facing numerous hazards and challenges deep underground.
Miner’s
The Golden Gate Bridge serves as the iconic symbol of San Francisco, captivating millions of visitors