There are certain historic moments that many people of each generation will never forget, and, in fact, can recall where they were when the event happened.
Do you remember . . .
Reminisce, or hear for the first time, the sounds of a rocket countdown, an astronaut's report that his space shuttle left Earth's gravitational pull, Astronaut Neil Armstrong's first words as he stepped on lunar soil, the beep-beep-beep of Sputnik, and other sounds in man's quest to leave Earth.
Attribution for all sounds: NASA
Photo: NASA
President John F. Kennedy Speech. Photo: NASA
GO TO THE MOON
September 12, 1962
✓ JFK - We Choose to go to the Moon
✓ JFK: Return Him Safely to Earth
FIRST MANNED CREW
(1959-1963)
John Glenn and Friendship 7 Photo: NASA
Apollo 17 Astronaut on the Moon Photo: NASA
SPACECRAFT USED MORE THAN ONCE
1981 - 2011
✓ STS-1: We're Going to Dust it Off First
✓ STS-135: Countdown to Launch
International Space Station Photo: STS-119 Shuttle Crew, NASA
Space Shuttle Columbia Photo: NASA
MULTIPLE FLIGHTS
✓ Discovery - Computers are in Control
✓ Discovery - Go at Throttle Up
Lunar Module at Tranquility Base Photo by NASA