Fifty years ago Wednesday, President John F. Kennedy gave a major address on the trajectory of the space program before a joint session of Congress. "Now it is time to take longer strides, time ...

Kennedy's legacy in space is a NASA human-spaceflight program that has been rudderless for half a century, because its purpose was never articulated in terms that would justify the massive amounts ...

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Space program brought jobs to Florida%2C Texas%2C Mississippi and California Aerospace industry is still a major force in the Southern economy today States have stepped up to sponsor space ...

Fifty years ago today (Sept. 12), President John F. Kennedy whipped up support for NASA's fledgling Apollo program in a speech that contains perhaps the most famous words he ever uttered about ...

On the anniversary of President Kennedy's speech on the race to the moon, we look at the dramatic advances in U.S. space science, from commercial flights and missions to Mars to the Webb telescope.

President John F. Kennedy gave a speech 60 years ago to set a goal of sending men to the moon. Now, NASA is returning to the moon.

But his articulation of the “nation of immigrants” narrative provided powerful imagery in support of the space program he championed from the start of his administration.

5. The space program Would there be people on Mars by now if Kennedy had lived beyond 1963?

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

Texas officials reshared JFK’s words as a refrain for the modern age, one that would motivate the “Artemis generation” in its coming role in space exploration.