Apollo space programs

Katherine Johnson in 1980 by David Sims THE FILM Hidden Figures — which makes the claim that several Black women made the Apollo moon program possible, but were denied proper credit because of White “racism” — is mostly a myth. It’s true that Katherine Johnson, one…

Sea of White: The mission control for Apollo 11 ATTEMPTS TO diminish the triumph of Apollo 11 and to reassign credit don’t just taint the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, but presage the technological decline of the US if it persists with anti-White politics. With the Founding Fathers now rarely…

In Stahl gehüllt vom Strahl umwittert die Schar, die Reich um Reich zerbrach sie treten auf, die Erde schüttert sie schreiten fort, es donnert nach! (Goethe, Faust) IN JULY 1969, the US landed two men on the Moon — perhaps the supreme achievement of human history. Yet its actual significance has…

by David Sims THE QUESTION was asked “Does it ever bother Europeans when they look up to the Moon at night realizing their flags aren’t the ones planted there?” What really counts is the race of the people who landed on the Moon. The Apollo program was conceived of, initiated, and carried…

A GERMAN Lunar X-Prize team has announced its intentions to send two mobile probes to the Moon to inspect the lunar rover left behind by the Apollo 17 mission. … The group, known as PT Scientists, is one of 16 teams currently vying for the $30 million Google Lunar X-Prize, a competition requiring…

by Michael Walsh COMMEMORATIONS of the life of German rocket scientist Wernher von Braun (1912-1977) are ongoing. Britain’s “mainstream” media ignore them all. Perhaps this is understandable, since the space scientist’s pioneering V-1 and V-2 rockets once caused panic…