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start listening terms apply this is cbs i on the world i'm john battister behind the black

bob zimmerman is here with behind the world. I'm John Battister. Behind the Black, Bob Zimmerman is here with Behind

the Black. We most appreciate Bob's efforts all year long to keep a surprise of what is growing,

which is commercial space, and what is retreating into archival joy, which is big space, the state-sponsored space.

And you can enjoy that especially because there were moments of heroism in the big space moment in the 20th century,

and there are moments of heroism in the 21st century commercial space.

Bob makes available what I consider to be, after Bob educated me, the capstone of NASA, which was not Apollo 11.

It was Apollo 8.

This was 1968.

I'm old enough to remember those that year.

It was a very bad year.

Vietnam's civil rights, assassination, an election of Richard Nixon that upset everything in Washington. And then the race to the moon. The presumption

was that the Soviets were going to get there first and it would be another

defeat for the United States of America in front of its friends and allies. Instead, NASA took

the risk, 50-50 risk to go for around the moon and back the first time any manned spacecraft

had ever left Earth and traveled to another

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