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a federal program in return after graduation he was required to complete 3 years of training and service in the u.s. navy. afterward armstrong returned to purdue earning a degree in aeronautical engineering in january 1055. years later armstrong married janet sharon whom he met at purdue. he wasn't yet thinking about space travel he was now starting a career as a test pilot. in october 957 the soviet union shocked the world by launching the 1st satellite called sputnik. at that time many in the west believe that the u.s.s.r. was technologically backward but the launch of sputnik changed all of that. and the soviet successfully tested their 1st intercontinental ballistic missile
wasn't yet thinking about space travel he was now starting a career as a test pilot. in october 1057 the soviet union shocked the world by launching the 1st satellite called sputnik. at that time many in the way. i believe that the u.s.s.r. was technologically backward but the launch of sputnik changed all of that. and the soviet successfully tested their 1st intercontinental ballistic missile 1957 a cause of concern for the west. better than us responded by setting up a civilian space program the national aeronautics and space administration of the right among the agency's missions to put an astronaut into space. nasa chose a number of experienced test pilots to take part in the program.
a federal program in return after graduation he was required to complete 3 years of training and service in the u.s. navy. afterward armstrong returned to purdue earning a degree in aeronautical engineering in january 1955. years later armstrong married jenna cierra whom he'd met at purdue. he wasn't yet thinking about space travel he was now starting a career as a test pilot. in october 1957 the soviet union shocked the world by launching the 1st satellite called sputnik. at that time many in the west believe that the u.s.s.r. was technologically backward but the launch of sputnik changed all of that.