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June 26, 2011
Geology in Harvard in the 50s and 60s, abroad in Norway in 59, economic geology, family legacy, make your own luck making your own education, the experience on the Moon, strategy for researching remains the same (also on the Moon), geopolitical competition, scientists Vs lawmakers, get a braod education, recognize & evaluate opportunities, Helium 3 for energy purposes, climate warming is a natural fenomena, the youngest generation
I SHAKE HANDS WITH JACK AND I THINK ABOUT JULES VERNE AND GEORGE MELIES, WHAT WOULD HAVE THEY ASKED HIM? JACK EXPLAINS ALL I ASK, ALSO THE INEXPLICABLE EXPERIENCE OF HIS EXTRATERRESTRIAL VOYAGE. ONE OF THE ONLY GEOLOGISTS NOT WAVING HIS HANDS TO ACCOMPANY HIS STORIES
The geologist who walked on the Moon. Jack is the twelfth and last of the Apollo astronauts to arrive and set foot on the Moon. He is also University Professor and has been U.S. Senator for one term. He received 28 special honors. PhD from Harvard University. The moonwalker.
