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- 1Running the Apollo 11 Source Code That Reached the Moon●I Ran The Source Code That Took Humans To The Moon (Apollo 11)
A new deep dive walks through the actual guidance computer code from Apollo 11, the NASA program that carried Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to the lunar surface in 1969. By executing the software today, the piece shows how engineers at MIT built a system with tiny memory that still flew humans to the Moon, drawing large attention from software and space enthusiasts.
- 2Black tennis players still facing racism, columnist argues▼Black tennis players shouldn’t have to deal with racism | Jenice Armstrong
Philadelphia Daily News columnist Jenice Armstrong argues that Black tennis players should not have to endure racism, writing that the sport's biggest stars continue to face racist abuse and discrimination despite their success. The commentary calls on tennis institutions and fans to do more to protect and support Black athletes on and off the court.
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Longtime broadcaster Jack Armstrong, known as the 'Voice of the Raptors', has announced his return to the TSN broadcast crew. The Canadian sports network is also drawing attention for airing MLP's Northern Rising event, while Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews made comments about hockey prospect Gavin McKenna ahead of his move to Vegas. TSN remains a central hub for Canadian sports coverage.
- 4Brookings athlete Katie Armstrong wins three golds at Special Olympics USA Games▼Brookings native Katie Armstrong reflects on winning three golds at Special Olympics USA Games
Katie Armstrong, originally from Brookings, won three gold medals at the Special Olympics USA Games. In an interview with the Brookings Register, she reflected on her achievements and the experience of competing at the national event. Her success is being celebrated in her hometown, where her performances have drawn local pride and attention.
- 5Shawn Armstrong back pitching at Tropicana Field after freak accident●After 'freak accident', Armstrong back at Trop pitching in playoffs https://www. mlb.com/news/shawn-armstrong-b ack-trop
Guardians right-hander Shawn Armstrong is back on the mound at Tropicana Field during the playoffs, weeks after a freak accident left him injured. His return to the ballpark where it happened marks a full-circle moment for the reliever, who is contributing again as Cleveland competes in the postseason.
- 6Armstrong returns to pitch playoffs after freak accident●After 'freak accident', Armstrong back at Trop pitching in playoffs
Pitcher Armstrong is back at Tropicana Field throwing in the playoffs after recovering from what has been described as a freak accident. His return gives the club a boost on the mound during a critical postseason stretch, and the unusual nature of the injury that sidelined him has drawn attention as much as his comeback.