Old Space Dreams Left To New Innovators
In March 1966, the month astronaut Neil R. Armstrong flew on NASA's Gemini 8 docking mission, the Goddard Space Symposium convened in Washington to examine the future of space exploration. With the industry advancing on a breathtaking trajectory, scientists and engineers outlined grand visions....
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