🚀 On This Day in History Apollo 8 began its daring journey to the moon—the first time humans left Earth’s orbit. As the spacecraft circled the lunar surface on Christmas Eve, astronauts Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and Bill Anders read from the book of Genesis, offering the world a moment of unity and wonder. Days later, their historic mission would end in the Pacific, where the USS Yorktown and her crew stood ready to bring the astronauts safely home. 📖 Read the full story in our latest blog: ht

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