February 4, 2025
[caption id="attachment_12661" align="alignright" width="200"] Steve Martz[/caption] Imagine this: It's the 1960s and the world watches as the United States and the Soviet Union square off through several different venues to compete for military, cultural, industrial, geopolitical, and scientific might and influence. Having lost some of the initial forays, an emboldened President Kennedy in 1962 launched the need for an unprecedented call to action from our country and in this moment created the literal ”moonshot.” In practice today, we all know this as a seemingly impossible goal, that if successful has an extraordinary impact. Personally, I think the space race and specifically the success of the moon landing is probably the most…
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