Spending more time in space may become part of our future in the near term. From the early Bell X-1 to Apollo to the future.  Prepare for the future with some free cognitive enhancement tools.  NASA suggests that astronauts check and monitor their cognitive ability to stay sharp: after all, there are manifold threats in space such as extended weightlessness, which changes the body and brain - and external concerns such as gamma rays which also can impact cognition.  Watch: Apollo 11 Launch Video                 [notes below]

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[1]  Statement by astronaut Dave Bowman from film 2010 (not 2001);  appeared in the Book, 2001. Filmwavs.com
[2]  Image of astronaut Dave Bowman, Publicity photo from 2001 to promote film, (public domain)
[3]  Apollo 11 Launch and Escape Velocity Sequence, MP3. NASA, http://history.nasa.gov (Feb. 2009)
[4]  Justine Suissa, Masters and Nickson Featuring Justine Suissa, 5th Dimension (Out There), MySpace page