Apollo 8 Astronaut William Anders Dies at 90 in Plane Crash
Anders, known for capturing the iconic 'Earthrise' photo, had a distinguished career in space exploration and beyond.
- William Anders took the famous 'Earthrise' photograph during the Apollo 8 mission in 1968.
- The image contributed to a global shift in perspective on Earth's fragility and beauty.
- Anders had a significant post-NASA career, including roles in government and the aerospace industry.
- He served as the first chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and was an ambassador to Norway.
- Anders continued to fly planes and participate in air shows until his death.








































