In this in-depth speech Steve Jobs explains exactly how the first Apple computer was built with “liberated” parts and describes how he and Steve Wozniak founded Apple Inc.
In December 1942, Jacques-Yves Cousteau participated in testing the Aqua-Lung, the new and completely autonomous diving gear that he helped to invent. Tested in the Riviera, Cousteau shares how this new device changed lives, adding both freedom and safety to diving, becoming even more sophisticated.
Ron Wayne, Apple’s third co-founder, discusses how the idea for the company originated and describes the meeting he had with Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak that led him to invest.
Apple’s Steve Wozniak explains why Ron Wayne, Apple’s original 3rd investor, decided to sell his shares before the company had its big break.
Anchor Diane Sawyer discusses Three Mile Island and Jane Fonda's film with an eerily similar plot that came out just 12 days before the accident. Continue reading
Amelia Earhart talks about her flight across the Pacific Ocean after footage is shown of her landing and the reception she receives after her flight from Honolulu, Hawaii to Oakland, California. Continue reading
Congressman Steve Pearce (2nd district of New Mexico) speaks at the dedication of Spaceport America, the world’s first commercial spaceport, on October 17, 2011. Continue reading
Spaceport America Executive Director Christine Anderson shares some of the most rewarding aspects of overseeing the creation of the world’s first commercial spaceport. Continue reading
Sir Richard Branson of Virgin Galactic speaks at the dedication of Spaceport America in New Mexico on October 17, 2011, sharing how the collaboration came to fruition; praising the progress of Spaceport America; and comparing early space flight pioneers to those who were “early adopters” in commercial airline flights. Continue reading
Virgin Galactic’s commercial director, Stephen Attenborough, provides in-depth information about space tourism, which is expected to be available in 2014. Continue reading
