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The Moon Race: Facts, Fiction, and Dividends
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Collection StructureCommonwealth Club of California records > Sound recordings of club programs > The Moon Race: Facts, Fiction, and Dividends
Item Title The Moon Race: Facts, Fiction, and Dividends
Speaker Von Braun, Wernher (1912-1977)
Date CreatedApril 14, 1967
Description

Werner von Braun speech:

A few months after the Apollo disaster, Werner argues that the space program has numerous benefits. Among these is it raises the prestige of the country, it stimulates the national economy, and that much new knowledge and technology from the U.S. space program has been transferred to everyday use. Lightweight plastics, satellites, and medical devices are examples of materials developed within the space program that now are used in the private sector. He believes the space program is worth continuing and that the United States needs to maintain skilled and experienced people.

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Place RecordedSan Francisco, California, United States
DimensionsDuration: 1 hr, 1 minutes
FormatSound Recording
Medium speeches (documents)
Hoover IDProgram 19670414; 2003c87_a_0004176
Record Number2003C87.238
RightsUsed with permission of the Commonwealth Club of California.This copy is provided for educational and research purposes only. No publication, further reproduction, or reuse of copies, beyond fair use, may be made without the express written permission of the copyright owner.

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