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EARTHRISE

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Today, NASA, the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, marks its 50th anniversary. Pictured is the famous "Earthrise" image taken as Apollo 8 orbited the moon in 1968. Click here for a story looking back at the early history of NASA and space exploration.Credit: NASA

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