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Los Titulares de Hoy - 5 de abrl de 2024

According to many sources, Apollo 11, which landed on the Moon in July 1969, drew the attention of the entire world. But subsequent missions to the Moon and other ambitions efforts by NASA and its partner agencies drew far less attention. How quickly the sense of awe and wonder wanes. We take computers for granted; our mobile phones are orders of magnitude more powerful than anything that got Apollo to the Moon—and trust me on this, the Apollo on-board computers were wondrous devices for the time, automatically controlling pitch and yaw and roll and the firing of thrusters and retrorockets at precise times. Flying around the world has become mundane, more a chore than an incredible opportunity. We even have electric cars on the road. That’s a different scale of wonder, but you know what I mean. People pay no attention to space launches, yet they’re impressed by cars that run on batteries and can go 250 miles without recharging.

But here’s the thing. It ain’t all that impressive. Sorry, Elon. Electric cars are a good idea, and they’re good for the environment—mostly—but they’re not a new idea. In fact, the first truly electric vehicle—a car—was built in 1965. And it wasn’t designed for smooth, modern highways, with conveniently spaced charging stations along the way. No, it was designed to be driven on the Moon. And it did. In fact, three of them made the trip.

Let me tell you the story, with a little help from NASA.

Episode 264-The (Truly) First Electric Car

This track is featured in my newest compilation mix: NRG Never Dies 8, which is now available to stream right here on Soundcloud:

https://soundcloud.com/zee-dj/nrg-never-dies-8

85000ft (DJZee Mix)

I photograph, record, and write about the natural world. I see, I listen, I write. I fundamentally believe that curiosity can save the world—so I publish stories to make people curious. Ultimately, curiosity leads to discovery, discovery leads to knowledge, knowledge leads to insight, and insight leads to understanding. Please enjoy!

Democracy Now! es un programa independiente de noticias internacionales y de difusión diaria  que se transmite a través de más de 1300 emisoras de radio y televisión en todo el mundo. Esta es la cuenta de nuestra programación en español.

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Welcome to my world, feel free to listen & most importantly, enjoy the music!
I would also like to thank you in advanced for the likes, follows, re-posts & comments, your feedback is much appreciated.

Also, coming to Soundcloud later this year is my second Megamix tribute to Australia's radio station & CD compilation: "Wild FM", featuring a MASSIVE 50 tracks from the 90's & 2000's. If you're a fan of my work then you will not want to miss this, stay tuned!!!

Once again, my work is dedicated to all the true loyal listeners & followers, who continue coming back to support my work & the NRG genre, thank you!!!


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