froml results technological experiments program for astronauts during manned spaceflight.nd there was progress in the development of a bio satellite to carry other lifeforms and garments into the space environment. the nasa launched vehicle for toveyor was launched complete the first phase of its development program. which our year in knowledge of the sun and the earth was increased by the knowledge returned from floating laboratories and explorer satellites, space probes, and various rockets. our most spectacular successes -- the lunar photographs of the ranger series and the pictures , which gave man his first look at the surface of mars. these were highlights of 1965. we look to the future, to the new challenges and the continuing opportunities in that limitless laboratory -- space. ♪ >> you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. to join the conversation, like cspanhistory. at nader: i want to start by corvair from the my book "unsafe at any speed." this is the original. how quaint. , thatas the 72 update started with the progress under

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