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Jim Lovell never walked the moon, but astronaut was a true trail blazer | Opinion
Jim Lovell never walked on the moon. But his path through American history, and the legacy he leaves among humanity’s greatest explorers, is a journey never to be forgotten. Mark Davis hosts a morning radio show in Dallas-Fort Worth on 660-AM and at 660amtheanswer.com Follow him on X: @markdavis.
Jim Lovell, Legendary Astronaut and Apollo 13 Mission Commander, Passes Away at 97
JAMES Arthur Lovell Jr or Jim Lovell, a legendary American astronaut widely known as the commander of the Apollo 13 mission, passed away on Thursday, August 7, 2025, at the age of 97. Jim Lovell, who led one of the most famous space missions in history,
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Despite journeys around the moon and becoming one of the nation’s most-acclaimed astronauts, he was just a regular guy.
As human space missions venture farther into deep space, the challenge of maintaining crew health grows increasingly complex.
Jack Pelton paid tribute to the late great astronaut after recalling Lovell’s impact on AirVenture over the years.
China has said it will land astronauts on the moon by 2030, while NASA is targeting a landing in 2027, though this has already been delayed.
A base on the moon would be more democratic than those that Musk and his acolytes have advocated building on Mars. Given ...
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