The 21st Century (CBS) - "To the Moon"

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[0:00] for as far back as man's memory will

[0:02] stretch the moon has been the queen of

[0:05] his Heavens this marvelously detailed

[0:07] closeup of the Moon surface made by a

[0:09] lunar orbiter has been called the most

[0:12] remarkable photograph of the 20th

[0:14] century until the Space Age man search

[0:17] for knowledge of the Moon had been

[0:18] conducted from a distance of a quarter

[0:20] of a million

[0:22] miles no longer soon man himself will

[0:26] walk on this Surface by the 21st century

[0:29] the moon will be is simply another

[0:30] Outpost of terrestrial civilization on

[0:33] it man will set up his instruments

[0:35] mobile Laboratories crammed with tools

[0:38] to poke and probe the moon until it has

[0:40] revealed most of its Secrets telescopes

[0:42] to view the heavens without the Cloudy

[0:44] Distortion of the Earth's atmosphere the

[0:47] oolites to survey and map the lunar

[0:49] surface as thoroughly as our road maps

[0:51] picture the highways that link the

[0:53] cities of Earth all this will happen as

[0:55] we move into the 21st century

[1:09] [Music]

[1:18] [Music]

[1:21] the 21st century is brought to you by

[1:23] Union

[1:28] Carbide the discovery

[1:41] [Music]

[1:50] company by the 21st century this journey

[1:53] will be a common place certainly for men

[1:55] of the United States and the Soviet

[1:57] Union thundering Rockets will lift them

[2:00] their instruments and materials to the

[2:02] Moon the Moon is not overly large with

[2:05] an area less than that of North and

[2:07] South America there is no weather on the

[2:09] moon only the unchanging March of day

[2:12] and night that swings temperatures

[2:14] wildly through the lunar vacuum from

[2:16] 225° in the sun to 250° below zero in

[2:21] the dark although these conditi

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