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    Apollo 11 Hoax

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    Look at the facts. Who took the picture of Buzz Aldrin‚ how did the astronauts make it through the Van Allen radiation belts‚ why isn’t there a visible flame from the rocket‚ and how is it possible to tell with the quality of the film and pictures released to the general public to tell if they are of

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    Man‚ One Giant Leap for Mankind”. These words were heard worldwide when astronaut Neil Armstrong first stepped foot on the moon. When the Apollo 11 mission launched on July 16‚ 1969‚ carrying astronauts Neil Armstrong‚ Michael Collins‚ and Buzz Aldrin‚ the world was immersed in the middle of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union which had in essence split the globe into two radically different ideologies that lasted four decades. The Cold War between the United States

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    famous because this mission landed humans on the moon. The day America landed on the moon was on July 20‚ 1969 with astronauts Neil Armstrong‚ Michael Collins‚ and Edwin “BuzzAldrin Jr. (“Space Program”). On the Apollo 11‚ “at about 109 hours‚ 42 minutes after launch‚ Armstrong stepped onto the moon. About 20 minutes later‚ Aldrin followed him” (“Apollo 11 Mission Overview”). There were certain objects left on the moon by the astronauts and they

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    Ussr Vs Nsas

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    be very costly in the race and even finically for the economy. The United States sought to win the space race and beat the Soviet’s space program on July 16‚ 1969 when NASA launched the famous Apollo Eleven. The crew of Apollo Eleven was Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin‚ Neil Armstrong‚ and Michael Collins. The task of these three men was to be the first humans to ever set foot on the moon; this goal was achieved a short four days later when Apollo 11 landed on the moon and Neil Armstrong stepped out of the spacecraft

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    Moon Landing Causes

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    Long and Short Term Causes of Moon Landing i. Establish Lunar Base - Wernher von Braun idea ii. Moon exploration program started during Eienhower era iii. Soviet success with Yuri Gagarin being put into space caused Kennedy to search for program to catch Americas imagination iv. Kennedy asked his vice president Lyndon Johnson to come up with such a plan. v. As Johnson was from Texas he proposed space idea because NASA base in Houston and would provide economically for them. vi. Kennedy said

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    In 1969 the US safely successfully landed men on the moon. On the 21st of July‚ NASA sent three men into space to travel to the moon on what was called the ‘Apollo Moon Program’. Neil Armstrong‚ Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins were aboard Apollo 11 when it landed on the moon. People worldwide were tuned in to watch the moment the men would step out onto the moon. Armstrong made history that day when he stepped out the shuttle onto the moon‚ famously

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    actually get to the moon. In the summer of 1968 the United States got word that Russian cosmonauts might be preparing for a circumnavigation of the moon. NASA decided to get a man there first. On July 16‚ 1969‚ with Neil Armstrong as commander‚ Buzz Aldrin as lunar module pilot‚ and Michael Collins as command module pilot‚ Apollo 11 took off from Cape Canaveral—their destination‚ the moon. The trip down to the surface was smooth‚ but as the two astronauts got closer and closer as they searched here

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    Space Race Research Paper

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    The Space and Arms race was an event during the Cold War. It was a test to see which of the two great superpowers‚ the US or the USSR‚ was the superior one. Throughout the Cold War‚ both of the countries believed that the more nuclear weapons you had‚ the more powerful you were. It was also to see which country was more technologically advanced. On October 4‚ 1957‚ the Soviets had launched that which was the spark for the Space Race. They had launched the Russian satellite Sputnik

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    Silent Spring Busy people trying to get from one place to another not realizing the beauty of our planet just don’t take the extra steps to take care of it. Departments of public works and landscapers build beautiful gardens and work to grow grass in areas‚ not for it to be ruined by mass pollution. The use of pesticide can be helpful‚ however taking a toll on our health. The Toxics Action Center (2015)‚ pesticides are used almost everywhere— not only in agriculture fields‚ but also in buildings

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    Throughout history people have strived to improve technology and discover more information about the world and its universe. During the Cold War‚ the Soviet Union and the United States competed against each other in order to prove they were superior in space exploration. Being the first to send a satellite into space or land a man on the moon ultimately demonstrates advanced science programs‚ technology‚ and economic status. Therefore when the Soviet Union launched the first hand made satellite‚

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