Houston, We’ve Lost a Hero

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Jim Lovell, the commander of the famed Apollo 13 mission, has died, according to NASA. He was 97.

“We are saddened by the passing of Jim Lovell, commander of Apollo 13 and a four-time spaceflight veteran,” the space agency said. “Lovell’s life and work inspired millions. His courage under pressure helped forge our path to the Moon and beyond—a journey that continues today.”

Lovell died Thursday in Lake Forest, Illinois, according to a statement from acting NASA administrator Sean Duffy. More

11 Comments on Houston, We’ve Lost a Hero

  1. …he survived Space, but in the end he couldnt survive Time.

    None of us can.

    May you have gone higher than ever before on this, your last adventure, and truly reached the Heavens this time

    RIP, actual hero.

    May the Lord bless and comfort your family now and in every hour of their need.

    God Bless,
    SNS

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  2. Apollo 13 was a great movie, great cast and great director, even with that douchebag Tom Hanks playing the lead role.

    Is that conspiracy theory about us not going to the moon still a thing?

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  3. That still gives me chills up and down my spine when he read from Genesis while orbiting the moon for the whole world to hear. RIP Sir, you and all the Apollo astronauts were great Americans and pioneers of outer space and God bless America and thank you for your service.

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  4. RIP Jim Lovell. I watched in awe as you men accomplished your mission to return safely. It will be quite awhile before we find men, and a country to support them, with ‘the right stuff.’ If ever.

    Time is short; finding our way to Christ is the priority.

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