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Man to the Moon
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Man to the Moon
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The main speaker explains the Apollo program its goal: to send three men to the moon. The machinery will weigh approximately 90,000 pounds and be extremely sensitive to calculations, which are vital for accurate calibration for space travel. The speakers illustrate its components, durability, and how well it will be able to maneuver in orbit and be able bring the men back to the same location on the planet. There will be a central location built for monitoring around the nation as it is on its mission. One speaker describes the Apollo program as resulting from political decisions, such as economy, prestige of the country, and interest to send someone to the moon.
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@00:06 Mason begins @29:23 Mason ends @30:10 panel discussion @1:35:06 tape ends
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Davis, G. Deane
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Parrish, Noel Francis
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Loosbrock, John
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1963-04-11
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