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@NASAGoddard @nytimes @Poynter @ClarkUniversity it's widely known that journalists know more than engineers and scientists. Right?
#OnThisDay 1969 @NYTimes 'regrets the error' saying rockets couldn't fly in a vacuum @Poynter @ClarkUniversity pic.twitter.com/Romo8JrSX6
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@SUPEROUMAN@NASAGoddard@nytimes@Poynter@ClarkUniversity among journalists and their mothers, yes
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It took the
@nytimes 49 years to offer this retraction. That's a whole lot of considering@NASAGoddard@bradheath@Poynter@ClarkUniversity -
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@NASAGoddard@nytimes@Poynter@ClarkUniversity Back in the days of accountability and acknowledgement.
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@NASAGoddard Congratulations on writing a great gov tweet! http://shiningsea.measuredvoice.com/NASAGoddard/status/622048875378012161 … (Ranked 14th for Jul 17.) -
@NASAGoddard The arrogance of the@NYTimes on display. -
@NASAGoddard@EdDriscoll So in 69 the@nytimes discovered it was wrong about Newton. When will they admit to having been wrong about Stalin? -
@NASAGoddard Should have been "against which to act" as well, and where is the explanation about the combustion chamber? -
@NASAGoddard@nytimes@Poynter@ClarkUniversity we proved them wrong
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