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how do you think people felt watching

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the video 40 years ago

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well what i think about 40 years ago i

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think everybody all over the nation was

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just so impressed and amazed at how

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human beings could send something so

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unique up to the moon and just watch

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everything and what does it mean to you

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how do you feel about it i feel like wow

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one day because me and my mom every time

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we pass it we always say that i'm going

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to be the next one on the moon so

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maybe that maybe one day yeah okay 40

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years ago how was the apology

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significance

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well i think it was this really big

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accomplishment and

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expanding our perception of the way we

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viewed ourselves and the world around us

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you know we

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for so long we had viewed you know

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leading up to the creation of nasa we

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had viewed our planet as strictly our

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planet

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and then um as the apollo program

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started it really gave not only of

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course nasa scientists but the the rest

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of the the world an expanded view you

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know this is this is our planet

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in the midst of so much more that's

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happening uh just by going on a moon

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landing and neil armstrong and the other

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two apollo 11 astronauts were able to

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look back at the earth

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from uh from the apollo capsule it was

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really a humbling experience and i think

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the rest of the world saw it the same

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way

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how's it still relevant to you now well

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i think it's still relevant in the sense

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that it's something that we need to

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learn from and something that we need to

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expand upon you know with the upcoming

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aries program this is something that uh

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something that we can still learn from

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as we

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proceed onto this new launch vehicle

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development and

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returning to the moon and hopefully to

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mars

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what i think

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when the when the united states landed

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on the moon what it did for us as a

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nature as a nation and also as a as a

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human kind and established kind of like

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uh

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i don't know kind of like

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uplifted everybody you know to like

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believe that we can achieve stuff that's

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not possible

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not only that like the history behind

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all that you know the cold war that's i

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think it was beyond that it was bigger

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than that you know it's like the whole

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research the whole technology that took

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place the whole innovation

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i think that's the important part about

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landing on the moon now

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for the future

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i think what it's done

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it has

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opened up

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you know new gateways of thinking like

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windows

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you know um we're planning on landing on

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the moon

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again with with the new vehicles

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everything 195

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but not only that we're trying to

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establish a base out there

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then head over to mars now to me

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you know that seems ridiculous you know

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going out there to the moon

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landing there setting up a human base

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then going to mars

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you know it's incredible it's just