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I believe the United States has the most effective space program.
The three phases of the United States space program began with the Mercury program. The Gemini and finally the Apollo missions, complete our program.
NASA, (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) is the space program of the United States of America. www.nasa.gov
Because the United States wanted to beat the Soviet Union in the "space race."
The United States did not stop sending people into space after the Apollo program was cancelled. People were sent into space using the then new Space Shuttle program, which was cancelled in 2011. Now Americans are sent to space using commercial spaceflight from companies like SpaceX, VentureStar, and Ad Astra.
I believe the United States has the most effective space program.
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President John Kennedy , in a speech to Congress on May 25, 1961,challenged the nation to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade.
The USSR was seemingly more advanced than the Unites States and it stimulated, or made the US want to beat the Russians. ----
President John F. Kennedy challenged the United States to have a man land on the moon and to take a leadership role in the "space race."
The three phases of the United States space program began with the Mercury program. The Gemini and finally the Apollo missions, complete our program.
They challenged the idea that time and space were absolute.
NASA, (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) is the space program of the United States of America. www.nasa.gov
No. But the United States did have a Mercury Space Program.
Space Transportation System is the official name of the United States Space Shuttle program
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Because the United States wanted to beat the Soviet Union in the "space race."