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    modeling and computer simulation (Watts). This new discovery is important to space exploration because it proves that there is more to know about our solar system. The discovery of Planet 9 also sparked the interest of many scientists including Buzz Aldrin who was among the first people to ever to walk on the moon. He has been an avid encourager and reminds us about the importance of space by saying “the planetary census of our solar system is clearly unfinished business” and “That’s what space…

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    Michael Fann Timothy Gleason Modern American History - HIST101 October 13, 2014 The Space Race Beginning in 1958 the United States government deemed it imperative, due to a multitude of reasons, to expand its aeronautical prowess and space presence. The agency that was spawned from these motivations was non-other than NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Agency). Many would argue that this bureau was developed in direct correlation to the Soviet’s launch of the world’s first artificial satellite…

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    Apollo Exploration of the Moon, Budgets, History, dangers, and safety Regulations. Neil Armstrong and his crew were American heroes, for he and his crew were the first to land and Step on the Moon. Accompanied by Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins they documented their findings and helped place the American Flag on the Moon. The Budget for the operation went around twenty six billion Dollars Mostly Funded by the United States government. The dangers of being an Astronaut were High when in space or…

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    There are a ton of missions, people and projects that played a major contribution in the Space shuttle program. One of the programs that I think contributed the most are the Apollo programs which are also known as project Apollo. It was in fact not the first program to attempt human spaceflight by NASA but the third and accomplished many goals between the 1960’s and 1970’s. There is one Apollo mission though that really catches my eye and makes me believe that this is the mission that made…

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    excitement that my parents felt when the T.V. cart got wheeled into their classrooms to watch the fuzzy images of the Apollo missions come through. I have grown up hearing about the immense pride that one felt on July 20, 1969, when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon. You were never more proud to be an American than in that moment, and we were never more envied by the world than in that moment. The sad truth is that the United States does not do great things anymore. NASA can help…

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    Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first 2 astronauts to go the moon. This was a very big, historical event in American history. They took off on July 20,1969, by the space program, NASA. They landed in Tranquility Base, they were on the moon for 21 hours and walked on…

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    necessity and to the untimely death (in January 1966) of Sergey Korolyov, chief engineer of the Soviet space program.” History.com Staff. (2010). The Space Race. Retrieved April 10, 2015. On July 16, 1969, Apollo 11 took Neil Armstrong, Edwin ‘Buzz’ Aldrin, and Michael Collins up on a successful attempt to land on the moon, with Neil Armstrong being the first man to walk on the moon. Ultimately, the Space Race was a race for mental dominance over space between the United States of America and…

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    Neil Armstrong was born on August 5th 1930. He was the oldest of three children. His parents were Stephen Armstrong (father) and Viola Armstrong (mother). When Neil he was just six years old his fascination for flight was sparked by his first plane trip. His life would become famous for his moon landing in the Apollo 11 capsule (A.K.A. The Eagle). In this biography there will be facts about Neil’s Family, childhood, moon landing, and more. Stephen Armstrong was an Auditor (a listener). Viola…

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    I want to believe For years, humans have looked up to the stars, wondering what is in space. As time passed and science evolved, the human race discovered many wondrous objects in space. Space has, for some, become a land of fantasy and storytelling. This has led some people to come up with conspiracy theories about space and extraterrestrial life that are absolutely absurd. One of the most interesting theories is that President Obama was teleported into space in the 1980s as part of an elite…

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    Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to start descending to the moon’s surface. At exactly 4:18 p.m. EDT, the lunar module lands. They announce that they have landed and about 6 hours later are ready to step out onto the moon. At exactly 10:56 p.m. EDT Armstrong and Aldrin are prepared. While being filmed live on national television, Armstrong climbs down the ladder with his famous quote, “That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” (qtd. in One Giant Leap For Mankind). Aldrin shortly…

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