Address at Rice University on the Nation's Space Effort

Explanation: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) reports about Space Exploration efforts of President John F. Kennedy at Rice University in Houston, Texas. In the speech, the President, as well as celebrities who chose the United States to become the international leader of space exploration and who chose to do lunar landing and other things in the past 10 years, I argued for being. "

On September 12, 1962, President John F. Kennedy visited the campus of Rice University and made a speech at the stadium's national space campaign. Kennedy cites the progress of science as evidence that exploring the universe is unavoidable and believes that the United States should lead the universe's efforts to maintain its leadership on the planet. He said that we are exploring the universe, not because it is easy, but because it is difficult, and to encourage and participate in countries participating in space competition, "doing this, 10 years ago I should do it ".

This album consists of prints and audio covering John Kennedy 's visit and speech at the National Institute of Space Research at Rice University on September 12, 1962. President Kennedy's movie was completely deteriorated and dismissed. For alternative access to videos, please see the related information below. Rice University offered an online video on Kennedy 's speech at Rice' s campus in 1962. You can see it at http://webcast.rice.edu/webcast.php?action=details&event=371. The video was filmed on Houston's KHOU-TV channel 11. Since Rice does not have the right to offer a video other than this streaming format, if you are looking for a copy of this particular presentation please contact KHOU-TV directly.

President John F. Kennedy went to Rice to make an important speech on the furious September day of 1962. Rice owned the recently-built land of the Johnson Space Center and donated it to the federal government for this purpose. Rice founded the first academic department in the space science country. It is time for the space program to enter into an era of rapid development. According to his contribution, Kennedy chose rice as the place he announced to the country. Thousands of schoolchildren (writers) rushed to the stadium at important opportunities, and the atmosphere of carnival spread. This was the top of his government, and Kennedy was a passionate mood several weeks before Cuba's missile crisis. He said: "There is no collision, prejudice, national conflict in outer space." "Harm is hostile towards us all.