Everybody Knows What The Moon Is, Everybody

It Takes Sixty-five Thousand Errors Before You Are Qualified To Make A Rocket.

We Should Remember That Science Exists Only Because There Are People, And Its Concepts Exist Only In The Minds Of Men. Behind These Concepts Lies The Reality Which Is Being Revealed To Us, But Only By The Grace Of God.

With Our Present Knowledge, We Can Respond To The Challenge Of Stellar Space Flight Solely With Intellectual Concepts And Purely Hypothetical Analysis. Hardware Solutions Are Still Entirely Beyond Our Reach And Far, Far Away.

Man Belongs Wherever He Wants To Go - And He'll Do Plenty Well When He Gets There.

In 1492 Columbus Knew Less About The Far Atlantic Than We Do About The Heavens, Yet He Chose Not To Sail With A Flotilla Of Less Than Three Ships. . . . So It Is With Interplanetary Exploration: It Must Be Done On The Grand Scale.