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_otd-in-space-march-31-nasa-approves-gemini-spacecraft-design.jpg "On March 31, 1962, NASA approved the design of the new Gemini spacecraft. <br/><br/>This small capsule could carry two astronauts into space at a time. NASA created the Gemini program to help the U.S. get ready for the Apollo missions that would later send astronauts to the moon. The Gemini spacecraft was designed by the Canadian engineer Jim Chamberlin and built by the McDonnell Aircraft Corporation. The design was pretty much a bigger version of the capsules NASA used for Project Mercury. Each capsule was shaped like a bell and measured about 19 feet long and 10 feet wide. Over the course of 10 missions, 16 astronauts flew to space in these cramped capsules.")
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_consider-this-human-development-report-part-1-gridlock-on-global-challenges.jpg "The latest United Nations Development Programme’s Human Development Report has revealed a troubling trend: Rich countries are experiencing record-high levels of human development while half of the world’s poorest countries remain below their pre-pandemic level of progress. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Niloy Banerjee, UNDP Resident Representative for Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei.")
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_otd-in-space-april-2-luna-4-launches-on-lunar-flyby-mission.jpg "On April 2, 1963, the Soviet Union launched the Luna 4 spacecraft to attempt the first-ever soft landing on the moon.<br/><br/>The launch was a success, but Luna 4 never actually made it to the moon. One day after Luna 4 launched, it was supposed to fire its rocket engines to help steer it toward the moon. But it wasn't able to complete this midcourse correction, because the spacecraft's navigation system was malfunctioning. Mission control wasn't able to orient the spacecraft so that the engine burn would send it in the right direction. This error caused Luna 4 to miss the moon by more than 5,000 miles. It ended up in a solar orbit somewhere between the Earth and Mars.")
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_consider-this-human-development-report-part-2-gridlock-on-global-challenges.jpg "The latest United Nations Development Programme’s Human Development Report has revealed a troubling trend: Rich countries are experiencing record-high levels of human development while half of the world’s poorest countries remain below their pre-pandemic level of progress. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Niloy Banerjee, UNDP Resident Representative for Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei.")
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_otd-in-space-march-29-heinrich-olbers-discovers-asteroid-vesta.jpg "On March 29, 1807, the German astronomer Heinrich Olbers discovered the asteroid Vesta. <br/><br/>Vesta is the second-largest body in the asteroid belt and is surpassed in size only by the dwarf planet Ceres. To look for asteroids, astronomers would draw sky charts every night and look for spots that moved. Sunlight reflecting off the asteroids can make them look like faint stars, but unlike stars, the asteroids didn't have a fixed location in the sky. Vesta was the fourth object to be discovered in the region between Mars and Jupiter, which we now know as the asteroid belt. Olbers and other astronomers thought the asteroid belt might be the remains of a hypothetical planet that was either smashed to pieces by a collision or ripped apart by Jupiter's gravity.")
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_this-day-in-history-marvin-gaye-is-shot-and-killed-by-his-own-father.jpg "This Day in History:, Marvin Gaye Is Shot and <br/>Killed by His Own Father.<br/>April 1, 1984.<br/>Gaye's father — Rev. Marvin Gaye Sr. — <br/>shot and killed the Prince of Soul <br/>three times in the chest following a <br/>physical dispute between the two.<br/>It was a day before the <br/>soul icon's 45th birthday.<br/>Despite winning his first Grammy for <br/>\")
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_picture-this-in-tenby-and-pembrokeshire-march-2024.jpg "Pictures by Lucy Crockford, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Ruth Ashworth, Jayne Rees and others.")
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_otd-in-space-march-30-spacex-launches-and-lands-used-rocket-in-historic-1st-reflight.jpg "On March 30, 2017, SpaceX launched and landed a used rocket for the first time. <br/><br/>This was a huge step forward in SpaceX's plight to develop fully reusable rockets and reduce launch costs. The Falcon 9 rocket had completed a previous mission almost a year earlier, when it launched SpaceX's robotic Dragon cargo spacecraft to the International Space Station. The rocket booster then landed vertically on one of SpaceX's drone ships in the Atlantic Ocean, and this was the first successful drone ship landing for SpaceX. The company refurbished the rocket to prepare it for a second flight. This time the Falcon 9 launched a communications satellite called SES-10. It lifted off from Kennedy Space Center and stuck another awesome drone-ship landing after delivering the satellite into orbit.")
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_otd-in-space-march-31-nasa-approves-gemini-spacecraft-design.webp "On March 31, 1962, NASA approved the design of the new Gemini spacecraft. <br/><br/>This small capsule could carry two astronauts into space at a time. NASA created the Gemini program to help the U.S. get ready for the Apollo missions that would later send astronauts to the moon. The Gemini spacecraft was designed by the Canadian engineer Jim Chamberlin and built by the McDonnell Aircraft Corporation. The design was pretty much a bigger version of the capsules NASA used for Project Mercury. Each capsule was shaped like a bell and measured about 19 feet long and 10 feet wide. Over the course of 10 missions, 16 astronauts flew to space in these cramped capsules.")
_consider-this-human-development-report-part-1-gridlock-on-global-challenges.webp "The latest United Nations Development Programme’s Human Development Report has revealed a troubling trend: Rich countries are experiencing record-high levels of human development while half of the world’s poorest countries remain below their pre-pandemic level of progress. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Niloy Banerjee, UNDP Resident Representative for Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei.")
_otd-in-space-april-2-luna-4-launches-on-lunar-flyby-mission.webp "On April 2, 1963, the Soviet Union launched the Luna 4 spacecraft to attempt the first-ever soft landing on the moon.<br/><br/>The launch was a success, but Luna 4 never actually made it to the moon. One day after Luna 4 launched, it was supposed to fire its rocket engines to help steer it toward the moon. But it wasn't able to complete this midcourse correction, because the spacecraft's navigation system was malfunctioning. Mission control wasn't able to orient the spacecraft so that the engine burn would send it in the right direction. This error caused Luna 4 to miss the moon by more than 5,000 miles. It ended up in a solar orbit somewhere between the Earth and Mars.")
_consider-this-human-development-report-part-2-gridlock-on-global-challenges.webp "The latest United Nations Development Programme’s Human Development Report has revealed a troubling trend: Rich countries are experiencing record-high levels of human development while half of the world’s poorest countries remain below their pre-pandemic level of progress. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Niloy Banerjee, UNDP Resident Representative for Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei.")
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_otd-in-space-march-29-heinrich-olbers-discovers-asteroid-vesta.webp "On March 29, 1807, the German astronomer Heinrich Olbers discovered the asteroid Vesta. <br/><br/>Vesta is the second-largest body in the asteroid belt and is surpassed in size only by the dwarf planet Ceres. To look for asteroids, astronomers would draw sky charts every night and look for spots that moved. Sunlight reflecting off the asteroids can make them look like faint stars, but unlike stars, the asteroids didn't have a fixed location in the sky. Vesta was the fourth object to be discovered in the region between Mars and Jupiter, which we now know as the asteroid belt. Olbers and other astronomers thought the asteroid belt might be the remains of a hypothetical planet that was either smashed to pieces by a collision or ripped apart by Jupiter's gravity.")
_nicola-coughlan-prefers-to-work-with-women-than-men.webp "Nicola Coughlan prefers to work with women than men and has enjoyed working on female-centric projects such as 'Derry Girls' and 'Barbie';.")
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_this-day-in-history-marvin-gaye-is-shot-and-killed-by-his-own-father.webp "This Day in History:, Marvin Gaye Is Shot and <br/>Killed by His Own Father.<br/>April 1, 1984.<br/>Gaye's father — Rev. Marvin Gaye Sr. — <br/>shot and killed the Prince of Soul <br/>three times in the chest following a <br/>physical dispute between the two.<br/>It was a day before the <br/>soul icon's 45th birthday.<br/>Despite winning his first Grammy for <br/>\")
_picture-this-in-tenby-and-pembrokeshire-march-2024.webp "Pictures by Lucy Crockford, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Ruth Ashworth, Jayne Rees and others.")
_otd-in-space-march-30-spacex-launches-and-lands-used-rocket-in-historic-1st-reflight.webp "On March 30, 2017, SpaceX launched and landed a used rocket for the first time. <br/><br/>This was a huge step forward in SpaceX's plight to develop fully reusable rockets and reduce launch costs. The Falcon 9 rocket had completed a previous mission almost a year earlier, when it launched SpaceX's robotic Dragon cargo spacecraft to the International Space Station. The rocket booster then landed vertically on one of SpaceX's drone ships in the Atlantic Ocean, and this was the first successful drone ship landing for SpaceX. The company refurbished the rocket to prepare it for a second flight. This time the Falcon 9 launched a communications satellite called SES-10. It lifted off from Kennedy Space Center and stuck another awesome drone-ship landing after delivering the satellite into orbit.")
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