Neil Armstrong, as photographed by Buzz Aldrin, working near the Eagle lunar module after the landing on July 20, 1969.Credit...NASA Neil Armstrong, who made the “giant leap for mankind” as the first human to set foot on the moon, died on Saturday. He was 82. His family said in a statement that the cause was “complications resulting from cardiovascular procedures.” He had undergone heart bypass su
Evacuees gathered on Friday in Shinjuku Central Park in Tokyo, hit hard even though it was far from the epicenter.Credit...Kyodo News, via Reuters While the loss of life and property may yet be considerable, many lives were certainly saved by Japan’s extensive disaster preparedness and strict construction codes. Japan’s economy was spared a more devastating blow because the earthquake hit far from
The Hayabusa probe and its capsule streak across the sky, from left to right, near Glendambo in southern Australia as they reenter the Earth’s atmosphere on June 13. Credit...Wakayama University Institute for Education on Space, via Associated Press TOKYO — The Japanese are calling it a miracle. The Hayabusa space probe returned last month from a seven-year, 382-million-mile round trip to an aster
TOKYO, March 1 � Prime Minister Shinzo Abe denied Thursday that Japan’s military had forced foreign women into sexual slavery during World War II, contradicting the Japanese government’s longtime official position. Mr. Abe’s statement was the clearest so far that the government was preparing to reject a 1993 government statement that acknowledged the military’s role in setting up brothels and forc
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