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Future to open it up to more americans. of all different stripes across the world, but its a high entry , two of the paying customers reportedly paid $250,000 each for the ride. what did you think about that? >> i think that i was a little shocked and surprised to find out home cheap was the fee that they charged for people to take a ride up there and back. and thats not what the major thing is. the major thing is the risk tha you are exposed to because apollo seven is what was the final but tha...

The Chinese space agencys Change-5 mission launched on November 23, 2020 from Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site on Hainan Island, China.

Mounted on a wooden plaque, the lunar nugget had been a gift to the people of Louisiana from NASA

When Margaret Hamilton was put in charge of writing the software that would fly the Apollo astronauts to the moon, no one had ever done anything like this before, so she invented software engineering to get it done.

A moon rock collected during the 1972 Apollo 17 mission has been returned to Louisiana by a Florida man who purchased the plaque at a yard sale. He intended to use the wood to fix guns.

History in all of this and first black woman to pilot a space vessel, involved in the apollo program. took a note that neil armstrong gave her dad up in the capsule in there and kristen who won it through a sweepstakes in the seattle area with lockheed martin and he is a father. his wife was a little worried about him going up in space but he was a camp counselor at alabamas famed space camp. a lot of people excited to get into space and know the dangers that they were facing. >> and we are, of ...

Her dad was involved in the apollo program in guam. she took note that neil armstrong was in the capsule with her. chris sembroski is from the seattle area and works for lockheed martin. he is a father. his wife was worried about him going into space, but he was a camp counselor at alabamas famed space camp, so a lot of these people were very psyched to get into space and they know the dangers that they were facing. >> we are watching the capsule inch closer and closer. it is my understanding th...

He hoped it would be. this is someone who had been dreaming about this moment for his whole life. scion procter, too. she was a finalist in 2002, was da devastated she wasnt selected. for those two, i want to know, did it live up to their dreams? for hailey arceneaux, when she first got the call and they said, do you want to go to space, the first thing she said was, are we going to the moon. and she later acknowledged how, you know, how silly that was, because obviously, nobody has been to the ...

You can see that on your left-hand screen of the camera, looking forward above the dragon capsule, looking at those four main chutes. >> 1,000. >> copy, 1,000. >> the next event coming up now is a visual confirmation of splashdown. you can see the dragon capsule on your right-hand screen slowly coming down now. we talked about how fast the vehicle has been traveling, but they will be touching down approximately 15 miles per hour when they touch the atlantic ocean there. >> copy, 800. >> now, the...

The plan calls for an initial investment of at least $15 billion — half of what President Biden initially proposed.