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The lessons learned from apollo. the tragedies, and the triumphs. >> from the base here, at the eagle has landed. >> as it aims for a permanent return to the moon. >> rocket tranquility, we copy you on the ground. you have a lot of guys about to turn blue, we're breathing again, thanks a lot. >> a lot changed since july 1969 when this mission control room put neil armstrong, and buzz aldrin, on the moon. back then, it was about human exploration. innovation, technology. learning what is beyond the earth. 50 plus years later, it is, also, about a strategic, a national security imperative. >> an...

And nasa is building heavily off the lessons built from apollo, the tragedies and the triumphs. >> this is the quality base here, the eagle has landed. >> as it aims for a permanent return to the moon. >> we copy you on the ground, we are breathing again, thank god. >> a lot has changed since july 1969 when this mission control room put neil armstrong and buzz aldrin on the moon. back then, it was all about human exploration, innovation, technology, learning what is beyond the earth. 50 plus years later, it is now also about a strategic and national security imperative. as nasa heads for the m...

Northeast Ohio has played an important role in the Artemis mission throughout the process.

Tentatively scheduled for 2023 when the first woman and the first person of color. a historic day for nasa and for everybody here on earth who hopes to advance human exploration into outer space. fred? >> christin, that's extraordinary, when the vessel makes its way to orion, take it out of the water, on to the aircraft carrier, when will the examinations actually begin, you know, of orion to see while it looked as you described a picture-perfect into the water there, they do have to examine the interior of it to see how it did withstand the 5,000 degree fahrenheit temperature so that they're ...

Man. >> understood. i understand the aspiration and the ambition here and i myself as a consumer of space news am fascinated by it but there has been criticism of the cost of this program. a single launch of this rocket system costs $4.1 billion, eight times greater than what the agency estimated in 2013. does the program, does what we learn, justify that cost? >> well, does exploration justify the cost? for example, the james webb space telescope, it was well over cost and way behind time, and look what it has now unlocked, the secrets of the universe, and over 20 years we're going to learn w...