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HuffPost Deutschland will be relentlessly covering politics and news at a very fascinating moment in German history, as Germany takes on an ascendant role in Europe -- from Chancellor Angela Merkel's historic recent election victory to the installment of the first-ever members of parliament of African descent and so many other milestones.
His winning strike in the Maracanã with just two minutes of the match remaining made Origi Belgium's youngest goalscorer at the finals and the first player of Kenyan descent to achieve the same feat, a milestone not lost on his father.
Dr. Griffin, the NASA administrator, said at the news conference Friday that descent was different: "We don't have those kind of milestones," he said.
Huygens and ExoMars constitute major European milestones in the field of atmospheric entry and descent.
In 1852, church leader Brigham Young announced that men of African descent could no longer be ordained to the priesthood, which is an important milestone for male members of the church, and black men and women were banned from participating in other meaningful church practices until 1978.
As if this milestone wasn't exciting enough, the Hayabusa2 rovers named MINERVA-II1 A and B took stunning pictures during the descent and landing, as well as this motion-blurred snapshot, taken during a "hop" performed by Rover-1A.
They celebrated military milestones.
"Short flight; free descent.
