Word: sir
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Sir: The Moon-Shakespeare epitomizes this wondrous feat in those famous lines from Hamlet: "What a piece of work is a man! . . . how infinite in faculty ... in action how like an angel! in apprehension how like...
...Sir: For the first time since creation itself, man stands upon another world, looks to the future and says: "This is a human place...
...Sir: Walking on the moon seems pretty important to us right now. We had to do it, of course. But for quite a while, most of us have known, deep down inside, that man is universal-eternal, too. Finally we have a little physical evidence...
...Sir: Within the lifetime of one generation, science has realized and overpassed every age-old dream of humanity to which it has applied itself. Why are we so reluctant to use science to achieve a longer and healthier life; maybe to live for centuries, so that we can see all the wonders that we so glibly talk about? Who can say today that we could...
...Sir: Unless we blow our chance, the landing of Americans on the moon might signal more than the dawning of a new era in just a scientific sense. This great day has united the human spirit and merged past dreams with present actuality...