How to pronounce “space race” in English

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And the space race and the moon landings and everything else emerged at a time of real difficulty.

were winning the space race and were likely to keep on winning.

of the space race.

The other example you chose was the space race.

that came out of the space race and in their problems and difficulties which I see as all the same piece with the problems and difficulties that the same companies had designing for

How important is it in terms of the narrative of the space race at the time?

It was established in 1969 in the age of space race.

into the vast contractual web of relationships that would control the space race.

The second major epoch of food was the space race and the fast food revolution, which kind of happened during the Cold War.

And there was no greater symbol of how we had fallen behind than the space race.

And there was a feeling that this would finally put America in the space race for real.

The defining engineering characteristics of the human body that were to control the space race mostly shaped around the body of this man, John Paul Stapp, who operating a series

But it was particularly because it was in the nature of the space race that the logic, this seemingly invincible systems logic that had made these incredible objects in terms

which, as we all know, there was this space race that happened between the Soviets and the US.

It's a riveting history of the epic orbital flight of John Glenn that put America back into the space race.

And this really kind of fuels what we know now today as the space race.

And the new look in defense planning is something that's very important to understand in the history of the space race and indeed in the history of 20th century itself.

So the space race was very much military influence.

In the book, Jeff examines this historic moment, recreating the tension and excitement of a space race that captivated the world.

It's important to see Sputnik as the opening shot, literally, of the space race.

the chance or, on the other hand, we've seen the space race massively expanded.

So one of the first questions I want to ask you about, since this was looking back at kind of an alternate history of the space race--

For me, for example, one of the most powerful conquests of the Space Race and the beginning in '57 with the first Sputnik in space

The Congress and the public and the new president after Kennedy's murder had believed him, and so the space race was joined.

So I think once you got people out there, it deeply and and instantly re-animated the space race,

And that kind of peaked, as you see on this graph, as a percentage of GDP, around '64, which was the height both of the Cold War and the space race.

The discovery of specifically thermophiles, organisms that live in high temperature environments, back in the '60s and '70s was the same age of the space race.

out in the world and talked about the movie, there was the sense that in the 1960s, sort of in the heat of the Space Race,

And where in the first book we only had the Civil War, in this book we have two world wars, we have Vietnam, we have the space race, we have Hitler,

But one of the ideas we've got about speed is supposing we did a race, a space race that you set a race track, say 1/10

So Dr. Worden, you talked about making a space race for speed to get people excited about space.

United Aircraft was commissioned to produce a vast study of how this thing might be accomplished and it was only when various other exigencies of the space race, which I'll talk about in

The second epoch was the Cold War and the space race,