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Deflated by a satellite and a fan-like cooling device, orbiting the earth elicense platically every 90 minutes at an altitude between 140 and 560 miles. all the u.s. government could do was ask the 70,000 members of the american radio relay league, a society of ham radio operators or buffs to help them track the soviet beeps. and as we know, a decade later in the summer of 69, the u.s. beat the russians to the moon a accomplishing the presidents goal. on july 20th, lunar module landed on the lun...

Year. and by the late 60s due to vietnam and agent orange and environmental degradation we didnt honor scientists in a special way as we did in the early 1960s, the experts. today many people, you know, just disregard scientists. the trump administration kind of calls climate change a hoax quite often. and so were lacking that kind of belief in doing technology in a big project that brings the country together. joe bidens talking about a cancer moon shot to cure cancer. buzz aldrin thinks the ne...

And agent orange and environmental degree regation, we didnt honor scientists in a special way as we did in the early 1960s. the experts. today people many just disregard scientists. the trump administration kind of calls climate change a hoax w quite often. so were lacking the kind of belief in doing technology in a big project that brings the country together. joe bidens talking about a cancer moonshot to cure cancer. buzz aldrin thinks the next moonshot is a mars shot to go to mars. but there...

>> john f. kennedy joint session of congress, 1961. this nation was able to do what he challenged us to do there. about four years earlier in october of 57, the space race took off when the soviets launched a satellite about the size of a basketball named sputnik into orbit. in his new book "american moonshot," doug brinkley describes how massive a wake-up call that moment was for our country. he points out "the new york times" devoted nearly half its front page to the satellite with the headlin...

The long-range exploration of space. and none will be so difficult or expensive to accomplish. >> john f. kennedy joint session of congress, 1961. this nation was able to do what he challenged us to do there. about four years earlier in october of 57, the space race took off when the soviets launched a satellite about the size of a basketball named sputnik into orbit. in his new book "american moonshot," doug brinkley describes how massive a wake-up call that moment was for our country. he point...

Space, and none will be so difficult or expensive to accomplish. >> john f. kennedy, joint session of congress, 1961. this nation was able to do what he challenged us to do there. about four years earlier in october of 57, the space race took off when the soviets launched a satellite about the size of a basketball named sputnik into orbit. in his new book "american moonshot," hiss for wrtorian an doug brinkley describes how massive a wake-up call that moment was for our country. he points out "t...

Of a battery, a radio transmitter and a fanlike cooling device orbiting the earth elliptically every 90 minutes. all the u.s. government could do was ask the 70,000 members of the american radio relay league, a society of ham radio operators or buffs, to help them track the soviet beeps. and as we know, a decade later in the summer of 69, the u.s. beat the russians to the moon, accomplishing the presidents goal. on july 20th, lunar mneil armst became the first person to walk on the moon. buzz al...

Of it airing on pbs. we are so thrilled to have ken burns here with us. thank you for coming. >> thank you, my friend. thank you. >> how on earth is there a white board in your studio that we need to see? like a beautiful mind? are there post its? how do you take something this vast and organize them into pieces. >> well, most of the credit goes to my longtime producing partner and writer dayton duncan who wrestled the larger intertwining of this sort of russian novel of a story into the eight e...

Of it airing on pbs. we are so thrilled to have ken burns here with us. thank you for coming. >> thank you, my friend. thank you. >> how on earth is there a white board in your studio that we need to see? like a beautiful mind? are there post its? how do you take something this vast and organize them into pieces. >> well, most of the credit goes to my longtime producing partner and writer dayton duncan who wrestled the larger intertwining of this sort of russian novel of a story into the eight e...

Pbs. we are so thrilled to have ken burns here with us. thank you for coming. >> thank you, my friend. thank you. >> how on earth? is there a whiteboard in your studio that we need to see like "a beautiful mind"? are there posti-its? >> most of the credit goes to my longtime producing partner dayton duncan who wrestled the larger intertwining of this sort of russian novel of a story into the eight episodes, and our co-producer julie dunphy who set off the team that was finding the photographs an...