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Moon Landing In Ayn Rand's The 1969 Apollo 11

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The 1969 Apollo 11 mission garnered global attention in allowing man to take the first steps on the moon. With such a feat came worldwide responses from popular magazines and authors, each commending the event to an extent. The series of responses begins with a collection of articles from the well known Times magazine, each addressing the moon landing differently; one on the moon, one describing the process of landing, and the last one noting its global impact through renowned leaders. Following the Times articles is Ayn Rand’s The July 16.1969, Launch: A Symbol of Man’s Greatness article in which she narrates the launch, emphasizing man’s potential. The last response is Herblock’s cartoon, Transported. The order in which the articles are presented,
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