JFK's moon speech at Rice Stadium was 60 years ago. Has the U.S. lived up to it? By Samantha Ketterer, Staff writer Updated Sep 11, 2022 3:57 p.m.

NASA NASA commemorates JFK’s moon speech at Rice Stadium 60 years later as NASA plans new moon mission. President Kennedy gave the iconic speech nearly seven years before American astronauts ...

Separated by 60 years, President John F. Kennedy (left) and NASA Administrator Bill Nelson reaffirmed "we choose to go to the moon" in Rice Stadium at Rice University in Houston on Sept. 12, 1962 ...

A celebrated lectern -- on display at Space Center Houston for more than 30 years and said to be the one from which President John F. Kennedy delivered his famous "moon shot" speech in 1962 -- is ...

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson will discuss the legacy of JFK's Rice University moon speech Monday (Sept. 12) at noon EDT (1600 GMT), and you can watch it live.

President Joe Biden will deliver a speech on the “Cancer Moonshot” initiative at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston on Monday, aiming to draw attention to his ...

September 12, 2022; Houston, Texas: Opening remarks from David Alexander, director of the Space Institute at Rice University speaks during the 60th anniversary commemoration of JFK's moon speech ...

HOUSTON — The lectern President John F. Kennedy used to deliver his historic, "We choose to go to the moon" speech is back on display at Space Center Houston. The real one, according to Space ...

Biden’s remarks, which will take place on the 60th anniversary of Kennedy’s famous “We choose to go to the moon” speech, will draw parallels between the former President’s goal of ...

A celebrated lectern -- on display at Space Center Houston for more than 30 years and said to be the one from which President John F. Kennedy delivered his famous "moon shot" speech in 1962 -- is ...