Which of the following was not a perception that the media perpetuated about the space program in the 1960s?

The space program was in competition with the Soviet Union to be the first to the Moon.

It was patriotic to support the space program.

Astronauts were smart but foolish for wanting to go into space.

Successfully landing on the Moon first would show the world the US's superiority

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Rubi Curtis

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16 October, 07:56

Which of the following was not a perception that the media perpetuated about the space program in the 1960s?

The space program was in competition with the Soviet Union to be the first to the Moon.

It was patriotic to support the space program.

Astronauts were smart but foolish for wanting to go into space.

Successfully landing on the Moon first would show the world the US's superiority

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Kael Ho · Answer 1

It would be that "Astronauts were smart but foolish for wanting to go into space," that was not a perception that the media perpetuated about the space program in the 1960s, since in fact these astronauts were highly revered.