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Moon
BBN has covered 7 stories about Moon, mostly in Tech and Weird News, as reported by Ultimate Pop Culture wiki, Wikipedia, Luigi's Mansion fandom wiki, NASA and others. Newest first.
- Weird News
Viewer asks what the three Luigi's Mansion games are
The three games span from 2001's GameCube launch through 2019, with Luigi vacuuming ghosts across a mansion, darker moon locale, and haunted hotel.
Reported by Ultimate Pop Culture wiki, Wikipedia, Luigi's Mansion fandom wiki - U.S.
The Moon explained: our natural satellite
NASA's reference page says humans are the only visitors beyond Earth so far, and more than one hundred five robotic spacecraft have gone; the Moon remains unimpressed.
Reported by NASA · with a Short - Sports
Minnesota grower wins Half Moon Bay pumpkin weigh-off with…
Gienger's 2,389-pound pumpkin earned $21,501 at the Half Moon Bay weigh-off, after a 2,150-mile haul from Minnesota; the gourd reportedly rode without complaint.
Reported by New York Post · with a Short - Pop Culture
Moon conjuncts Mercury Monday, and three zodiac signs get a new era
YourTango identified three specific zodiac signs that will experience this shift during the celestial alignment on October 12, though the publication did not specify which ones.
Reported by YourTango - Weird News
America plans to conquer the Moon again, and stay this time
Sustaining a lunar presence requires far greater complexity than the Apollo missions, according to engineering assessments of lander hardware currently in development.
Reported by The Daily Caller · with a Short - Tech
Margaret Hamilton, Apollo Software Pioneer, Dies at 90
Hamilton was the first female programmer hired on the space project at M.I.T., and she received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from Barack Obama in 2016.
Reported by BBC, The New York Times - Tech
NYT Remembers Hamilton Writing Code Before It Was Cool
Hamilton coined the term "software engineering" and her code was critical to the Apollo 11 moon landing, years before coding became a prestigious field.
Reported by The New York Times, Ars Technica
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