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neil armstrong became the first man on the moon . edwin bass ouren joined him 15 minutes later. of course, it was a triumph and it must be said that our scientists astronauts. in general, our country applauded this phenomenon, because it is not. it's not just a strange victory. this is the victory of mankind, man landed on the moon, but a little time passes begins with a rather strange story, and therefore america begins to come out to book articles films that americans have never been to the moon. for example, in 1970, a book by a certain james kraine was published, which made flight to the moon doubtful. in 1976, a book by bill kaysing was published in america. we've never been to the moon and so on and so on a picture depicting neil armstrong on the moon. our archives were found only 20 years after this event, and in 2006 nasa announced that the original video recording of the broadcast of the first landing on the moon, that is, 45 reels of film, was lost. not only that, not so long ago, it turned out that the technology of the 1960s that made it possible to deliver astronaut

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-neil armstrong? -neil armstrong? carol: open it, tanner! bring down the screen. those words don't let us see. so, before i open this up, i just wanna thank you guys because this was something new for me too, and for guys to first-- be our first year, like, i'm-- i'm just really happy and-- and proud of everything you guys have done. you guys ready? all right, high fives everybody. you guys ready? (students chuckling, chatting) all right. let's take a look at the results. (exhales deeply) girl: what does it say? fourth place. not bad for our first year. uh, gallant robotics girls took first. this is the one that we lost, so let's take a look. so far, it looks the same. they got .5 for their. we got .48. ♪♪ all right, let's see what they do. carol: they're going for ours. ♪♪ they did the same thing as ours. but look at their-- oh! look at the scores. -oh-- seriously! -no! -it was probably our time. -oh, the triangle. theirs was bigger. and theirs-- their triangle's a little bit bigger. oh, my god. guys, look. they come right for the steal. -girl: so do we. -ha! so

>> the answer was actually what neil armstrong said when he landed on the moon.w, one small step. >> yeah. >> it took, again, four years before a teacher figured that one out. the one before was actually a passage from literature. there's really no rhyme or reason to what ben rubin is doing here, but it baffles people, and it fascinated people. again, adobe hears from people all over the globe when it does this. >> if you win or crack it, you don't win any money. >> right. >> you get bragging rights and a subscription to adobe software. >> right. this is really for bragging rights to say, hey, i'm the one person on this planet that first cracked this code. >> we heard the interview with that guy. did he start it, or was it some adobe engineer in the bottom of the basement somewhere? >> adobe started it and they brought him in 17 years ago for the first one. they said, you're known for putting these puzzles out there that are darn near impossible to solve. let's do one of these. it took off the first time and the second time, so now they're doing it a third time.

this is a digital print that represent neal's nymph, represents neil armstrong. the astronaut. it's a digital print that uses the distinct northwest coast form lines style, but jeffrey verhaeghe is very interested in scientific space exploration. futurism is very interested in superheroes in star trek and. so here we have a completely different interpretation of way in which native american traditional styles can become an inspiration for producing things that are completely new and completely unexpected and finally, with all human rights campaigns in especially cultural rights, we always need ways to keep focusing on the future and on the positive goals that we all have for cultural rights for all. so i want to leave you with this image. this is a totem pole created in 2017 by the contemporary artist from the haida nation james hart. he calls this the reconciliation pole. and it was erected on the campus of the university of british columbia in vancouver, in canada, following a process of truth and reconciliation. and that took place in canada, especially having to do with the

is this [bleep] neil armstrong? >> it is. >> oh, my god, okay. >> he scares me! be the vice president! >> what's his name? >> [laughs] i knew it, it's right on the tip of my tongue, i just can't think of it right now. i know you're putting me in the spot right now, but -- >> but what's his name? >> give me the first letter. >> m. >> m? give me his last name. >> p. >> are you sure? >> doesn't he look pensive and that picture? >> he does. he's pretty cool. he looks kind of mad on that picture right there. >> he looks pensive, right? >> yes he does. >> okay, mp are his initials. >> michael... >> yes. >> penicillin. michael penisson. [applause] >> balloons, you did it! michael penisson! >> jimmy: close enough, you know? fun show for your tonight, from "somebody somewhere," bridget everett is here. music from gorillaz with beck and we will be right back with patrick stewart! ♪ ♪ next. next. stop. we got it? no. keep going. aga--? -next. next. if you don't... -next. pick one. i'm... -oh you have time. am i keeping you from your job? next. i don't even know where i am a

. >> i think it became serious when i watch neil armstrong and buzz walk on the moon. job i want to do this. but i was a farm kid i did not know that would ever be anything realistic for me. >> he formed a young astronauts club and a small town in middlesboro, kentucky where he grew up. that was our weekend fun, tending to train as gemini pilots and it never left me. >> never left him. as a child or the space race of the early 1960s jon built a scale model of the gemini spacecraft were he still has one of the astronauts from that toy which he is going to bring with him on this mission. peggy will be wearing the necklace or bringing the necklace she wore at her wedding and her previous space missions the two saudi astronauts will be bringing dates and coffee to share with everyone else aboard the international space station. >> i am chuckling i know you met me said dates but first i might wait they can't bring anybody with them. [laughter] >> the kind you eat not the one that you swipe right on regrets i'm killing myself right now. thank you jonathan. [laughter] before

we've never been to the moon, and so on and so forth, a picture of neil armstrong on the moon .found in the archives only 20 years after this event, and in 2006, nasa said, that the original footage of the broadcast of the first landing on the moon, that is, 45 rolls of film, was lost. all the documentation related to the apollo 11 expedition has disappeared , moreover, not so long ago it turned out that the technology of the 1960s, which made it possible to deliver astronauts to the moon and return them back to earth. today missing or lost is how? that is, it is practically explained that there is no evidence that should have been honest, that you can touch them with your hands, that is, even stranger stories. that a fragment of the lunar soil located in holland turned out to be a piece of petrified wood, was this case hushed up? well, they were wrong. well , sorry, that's the situation. well , in general, how are you, imagine rubble behind the house and a neighbor asked you to give a piece of rubble. you gave him a piece of rubble, i don’t suspect that it’s like wood, and then

. >> take that, neil armstrong. >> yep!ool for us. it's all way more than we have done in space. >> it's really dcool for me, to. now that i've left nasa. it's interesting, the crew they announced to go to the moon, i guess it was last month. i got to see them there in town in new york. and i was so excited for them. what we're accomplishing now, sending people back to the moon, this privatization of space is things that when i joined nasa, i was hoping to get a chance to see. and even though i've left nasa, now i get to enjoy what these other folks are doing. it's very exciting and i appreciate you covering it. >> thank you. we appreciate you coming here and congrats again on the book. >> good to have you. >>> it is the hottest ticket in town, costing some eager swifties tens of thousands of dollars. harry enten probably brought me a ticket i'm sure is here with the data and he's dancing booming taylor swift economy. >> that is not how she dances. at all. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key i