A Correction¶
Times, T. N. Y. (1969). A Correction. The New York Times.
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- On July 17, 1969, as Apollo 11 traveled to the Moon, the Times published a correction quoting its own earlier claim and stating that further investigation had confirmed a rocket functions in a vacuum as well as in an atmosphere, adding "The Times regrets the error."
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“Further investigation and experimentation have confirmed the findings of Issac Newton in the 17th Century and it is now definitely established that a rocket can function in a vacuum as well as in an atmosphere. The Times regrets the error.”
- On July 17, 1969, as Apollo 11 traveled to the Moon, the Times published a correction quoting its own earlier claim and stating that further investigation had confirmed a rocket functions in a vacuum as well as in an atmosphere, adding "The Times regrets the error."
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