US astronaut John Young, who flew to the moon twice and commanded the first ever space shuttle mission, has died aged 87. RIP: "Today, Nasa and the world have lost a pioneer," agency chief Robert Lightfoot said in a statement.
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US astronaut John Young, who flew to the moon twice and commanded the first ever space shuttle mission, has died aged 87. RIP: "Today, Nasa and the world have lost a pioneer," agency chief Robert Lightfoot said in a statement.
![US astronaut John Young, who flew to the moon twice and commanded the first ever space shuttle mission, has died aged 87. RIP: "Today, Nasa and the world have lost a pioneer," agency chief Robert Lightfoot said in a statement.]()
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