Apollo 15 Astronaut Al Worden Makes the Case for Space and 'First Man'
Worden loves the space program and also quite likes the new movie about his friend Neil Armstrong.
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US, Russian Astronauts Safe After Emergency Landing
Two astronauts from the U.S. and Russia were safe Thursday after an emergency landing in the steppes of Kazakhstan.
How Service Members and Veterans Can See 'First Man' for Free
"First Man" is an awesome depiction of the dangers and accomplishments of the United States space program.
Debut of SpaceX, Boeing Crew Capsules Off Until Next Year
SpaceX is looking at a January test of its Dragon capsule, and Boeing is aiming for a March run of its Starliner capsule.
Neil Armstrong's Family Approval Helped Bring 'First Man' to the Big Screen
Before filming, Mark and Rick Armstrong really wanted to know if actor Ryan Gosling was committed to learning about our dad.
'The First': Sean Penn as an Astronaut With Challenges Right Here on Earth
More about the cost of scientific exploration rather than the exploration itself, the currency is both monetary and emotional...
Neil Armstrong Sons, Filmmaker Defend Moon Landing in 'First Man'
Though "First Man" includes several shots showing the American flag on the moon, it does not depict the flag planting.
New Film About Neil Armstrong Omits American Flag From Moon Landing
Star Ryan Gosling says the achievement of humans walking on the moon "transcended countries and borders."
Meet the 9 Military Officers on NASA's Revolutionary Space Crews
The first American astronauts who will fly to and from the ISS from U.S. soil in a decade all served as military officers.
Air Force, NASA Work to Make Deep Space Exploration Possible
U.S. scientists are striving toward deep space exploration, and NASA is looking to the U.S. Air Force for help to get there.
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