II ...... on the moon. the on data shows. data Bureau Census of analysis U.S., the in city other new a any than population more carried through history carried through history voices ofspacemissions UTD teammadesure young professionals scene drawing in Tax laws, growing tech Lottery Lottery Nation Nation World World Editorials Editorials Viewpoints Classified millennial hub millennial new Dallas: the POPULATION GROWTH ©2019, TheDallasMorningNews ea'LaigNwppr$2.99 Texas' Newspaper Leading strong’s family onFriday tocommemoratethe50th became thefirstmentolandonmo President DonaldTrump met scores. sportsdaydfw.com/ games,goto night’s For resultsfromlast LATE SCORES But it would have taken would it But 172 years man a put to years seven It took Personal finance website millennial its grew Dallas Metro, backpage Partly cloudy, hot [email protected] From world the analogtapeto By DOMDIFURIO [email protected] Remembering a ‘giant leap for mankind’ leapfor Remembering a‘giant The Dallas Morning News Morning The Dallas By EMMA RUBY Staff Writer 4-5A INSIDE 2A 6A 9A 8A 7B Staff Writer Jumble Jumble Obituaries Sports TV TV Sports TV TV Comics Comics Autos L H 79 97 Sec. G Sec. 2-4E 10B 7B 4E 2C sights set high. sights set Carrollton Ranchview, butshe hasher Golfer ajuniorat Park Bohyun isonly big thinks junior Ranchview strokes 3 contention, lead. offthe into himself Opentoput British the at round good a ofDallas had Spieth Jordan Open British at gains Spieth SPORTSDAY sides filedmotions. complicated thisweek as Attorney GeneralKen Paxton was further The drawn-out caseagainstTexas criminal case Paxton likely delay for More market for$52.5million. Huge andhistoric,theFord the Ranchison price big carries ranch Big an instyling. Europe- —more predecessors fromits ent The new2020Corvette isradicallydiffer- Corvette takes turn new of Design ers added 45,000 jobs. jobs. 45,000 ers added lowhistoric employ- when of3.4%inJune, Texas’ unemployment fell rate toanew record new sets rate jobless State METRO &BUSINESS with astronautsMichaelCollins(left)and See were Seattle,were Portland, move the on millennials for spots popular Other cities. 34. and 20 of ages the between those as nials available. defined It millen- 2017, data recent most the by grew Dallas 10,371in in millennials of population net that found ratesthe and tion migra- analyzed SmartAsset MILLENNIAL MILLENNIAL SmartAsset examined examined 173SmartAsset porting NASA America’s and porting spa- sup- in role celebrating its is Dallas University the Texas of Earth, at moon’s the across on Back surface. walk first to man the being for mous fa- forever became Texas Dallas. at University the from of help without missions Apollo manned the of all of recordings audio the digitize to July 20 marks 50 years since years 50 July marks 20 5B on 50years agoSaturday asCollinsorbi 1C MOON LANDING ANNIVERSARY LANDING MOON 1B ae7A Page 3B 4B lawyers onboth anniversary oftheApollo 11 moonmiss SOURCE: SmartAsset 1C Colorado Springs,Colo. Charlotte, N.C. Norfolk, Va. Columbia, S.C. Portland, Ore. Seattle Dallas Net migration (2017) ar millennials Where e mo 3,368 5,060 5,430 ving (right)andmembersof 6,554 6,586 8,007 ments, Trumpments, rhet- that elevated has fice. of- public for ran they since colleagues freshman three her Minnesota and of Omar Ilhan Rep. about accounts dia me- social and sites news blogs, right far- on circulated has rate content online. lurking was “squad” self-described the about tion disinforma- and rhetoric hateful tries, coun- home their to back” “go should color, of gresswomen saying they Democratic con- four on heat the TrumpPresident Donald up turned digitized in five years. in digitized be to recordings mission 8 Gemini the and missions Apollo manned three allowed gear that oped devel- also they and there, got nauts astro- when expect to what know NASA that so would mosphere moon’s the analyzed that ment at- efforts. cefaring Trump’s attacks reinforcerhetoric MEDIA SOCIAL racism, conspiracy theories about ‘squad’ elevate online Tweets, harshcomments 10,371 With his tweets and harsh com- harsh and tweets his With inaccu- and inflammatory Racist, WASHINGTON before Long — “Being able to hear Neil Arm- Neil hear to able “Being Teams equip- created UTD at Staff Graphic Dallas, Texas, Saturday, July 20, 2019 20, July Saturday, Texas, Dallas, ted overhead intheircommandmodule. The Associated Press The Associated By JILLCOLVIN ion. Aldrin and Armstrong, who died in ion. AldrinandArmstrong,whodiedin las County District Attorney CountyDistrict las Dal- for months seven waited a criminaloffense of lack ofevidence Creuzot’s office cites officersDeSoto DA won’t charge DALLAS COUNTY Civil rights leaders have leaders rights Civil [email protected] By MILESMOFFEIT Staff Writer thelateastronautNeilArm- Alex Brandon/TheAssociatedPress ed audiences since the day it was was it day the since audiences ed words.” big are man,’ for step small ‘One and those landed’ has Eagle ‘The “ Dallas. at University at the research Texas of John of dean associate Hansen, an moment,” eye-opening big said a was speak Aldrin Buzz and strong moted claims and memes that origi- that memes and claims moted pro- has he United then, Since States. the in born wasn’t president, black first the President Barack Obama, former that claiming falsely by nence presidency. and campaign his peatedly during re- head its reared that loop feedback oric, playing into a conspiratorial a into playing oric, See The moon landing has captivat- has landing moon The Trump promi- conservative to rose UTD | POLICE BRUTALITYPOLICE COMPLAINT (Story, 3A) ae3A Page lice officerslice brutal- of accused po- DeSoto six of fate the dress ad- John publicly to Creuzot questions. of raft a raised demnation and con- widespread drew video, August. 911 her to response in in call family her and mother a izing Would officers the be on captured violence, The 2012, Jacquelyn Martin/TheAssociatedPress fifth of all global crude exports. exports. crude global all of fifth one- for Persian channel shipping a is Gulf the of mouth the at strait Hormuz.of The Strait the in tanker oil British a seized had it Iran that after reported sketchy mained region. the from oil of flow the disrupt and war to lead could side either by misstep or misunderstanding any that fear bringing maneuver each with globe, the around ters Iran. by posed unspecified citing threatsMiddle East, the to troops additional and carrier craft U.S. air- dispatching an was it announced West May. in rising began the time, that At Iran the between and tensions lation since significant esca- most the perhaps marked Tehranbetween West. the and waterway, flashpoint a become has which strategic the in tensions intensifying muz, Hor- of Strait the in vessel second a tained tankerFriday oil flagged de- briefly and was unable to make contact with the ship ship the with make contact to unable was tanker, seized the owns that pany it said declared. regulations,” Iran’s Guard Revolutionary laws “international and maritime with ing comply- not was it because Iranianan port U.K. ship U.K. by seizing tension to adds Iran EAST MIDDLE detained inStrait ofHormuzdetained Second vessel alsobriefly Details of what took place Friday place took what of re- Details jit- caused has ongoing showdown The tanker British the of seizing The British- Iran a — seized LONDON A statement from Stena Bulk, the com- the Bulk, Stena statement from A to taken Impero tanker Stena was The gan. gan. Michi- of Tlaib Rashida chusetts and York,New Massa- of Ayanna Pressley of Ocasio-Cortez Alexandria Reps. own. his of ones new fueling while internet the of corners darkest the nated in See His latest targets are Omar and Omar are targets latest His By GREGORY KATZ See The AssociatedPress TANKER’S TWEETS legal? il- er, nothing did they though broth- his and son that resting For ground? the ar- on lie to orders with complied had he Taser a using after son her on For street? the to mother the slamming and family the on drawing for charged weapons See CIVIL ae7A Page Friday. Minn., on Omar, D- Rep. Ilhan the officeof wall outside port linedthe notes ofsup- Heart-shaped ae2A Page ae7A Page The Dallas Morning News dallasnews.com FROM THE FRONT PAGE II Saturday, July 20, 2019 3A UTD has vast

space legacy Research for the mission took place in the Continued from Page 1A ditionally transcribed 7,000 Founders Building on the hours of the Apollo 13 mission, University of Texas at broadcast live around the and select tapes from the Apol- Dallas’ Richardson campus. world, and the Apollo 11 missi- lo 1 and missions. The building has seen up- on symbolizes an advancement Armstrong was part of the crew dates since that time. that has created a ripple effect of Gemini 8, one in a series of in the science world that is still missions that were a precursor felt decades later. to Apollo. An instrument that detected In 2012, Hansen, an electri- Hansen said the digitization the lunar atmosphere cal engineering professor who project proved a testament to during the Apollo 17 mission does speech research, had one his belief that “open-ended is on display in the physics question: How do people work problems are not something to building on the University together in teams to solve shy away from.” of Texas at Dallas campus. problems? Few problems are bigger Looking back than getting a man to the moon. Hansen and a team of But UT-Dallas’ relationship research students decided to with NASA didn’t start with answer his question by pro- Hansen. cessing and analyzing the re- Before UT-Dallas was a uni- cordings of Apollo 11. versity, it was the Southwest While the question seemed Center for Advanced Studies, a simple enough, Hansen and his research institution funded by students arrived at the Johnson the founders of Texas Instru- Space Center in and ments. In 1962, Francis “Frank” were met with hundreds of an- Johnson joined the research alog tapes that contained the center’s space and atmospheric mission recordings. sciences department and was “We were not expecting that asked by NASA to design in- they hadn’t digitalized any of struments that could detect the it,” Hansen said. lunar atmosphere in prepara- So, they set out to digitize tion for the first manned moon the tapes themselves. To do so, landing. the space center pointed the Rod Heelis, who joined team to a machine called the Johnson’s team of engineers soundscriber, but the antiquat- and scientists in 1973, said that ed technology proved ineffec- Johnson’s work on detecting tual. the lunar atmosphere proved pivotal when it came to putting 19,000 hours of tape men on the moon. “One of the big questions The team had 19,000 hours that we wanted to answer … of analog tape, which, using was the notion of putting hu- NASA’s 1960 soundscriber, mans and maybe habitats on would have taken 172 years the moon,” Heelis said. “Is working 24/7. But instead of there an atmosphere on the calling it quits, Hansen and his moon? And what does it look students rewired and moder- like, what does it consist of?” Photos by Ashley Landis/Staff Photographer nized the machine and began Thanks to the “fundamental the process of digitization. guidance” offered by Johnson, as well as the Pioneer and after they digitized the audio website called Explore Apollo, person that they know worked What NASA’s soundscriber the research center’s instru- Phoenix missions. tapes. They then wrote an algo- which takes listeners through there, we can find all of their would have taken 172 years to ments sent into space revealed Heelis, who is the director of rithm and created software every step of the Apollo 11 mis- appearances in audio and place accomplish, Hansen’s rebuild the “tenuous” nature of the lu- the William B. Hanson Center that could help answer the sion. it on the website,” Hansen said. did in only five. Hansen said nar atmosphere to NASA sci- for Space Sciences, said none of original question about team They also created a database He said the latest project that as the rebuilt soundscriber entists well before men went to the men and women working problem-solving. The software that allows anyone to down- will give people a “permanent began digitizing the Apollo 11 the moon in 1969. alongside NASA in the 1960s took the digitized audio and load 100 hours of audio at any spot where people can listen to tapes, the emotional impact of Less than two months after and ’70s could have imagined began transcribing it, while al- given time. that person’s contribution” to the whole endeavor became Apollo 11, the Southwest Center how rapidly so identifying who was speak- As the publicized tapes the mission. apparent. for Advanced Studies evolved and its associated technology ing, in a process known as diar- gained traction, Hansen began Hansen said his biggest ta- “It was going to be a preser- into UT-Dallas. Johnson be- would advance. ization. receiving requests from family keaway from the project is his vation effort,” Hansen said. came president of the center “I think it’s really gratifying It was then that the full ex- and friends of mission control hope that it will encourage peo- “The heroes behind the heroes. during the period in which it to be involved in an activity tent of the number of people members asking for specific ple to “think more about new The people who worked be- attained university status. that has come such a long way who contributed to the Apollo audio tapes of their loved ones directions.” hind the scenes to make the He and his team of scien- in such a short time,” he said. 11 mission became clear. speaking. Hansen obliged, and “You don’t have to take steps Apollo missions successful.” tists continued to participate in As the diarization of the began building on his prior on the moon to have an impact Although the 10,000 hours NASA endeavors, sending ‘Explore Apollo’ tapes came to a close, Hansen’s idea of highlighting the “heroes on society,” he said. of Apollo 11 recordings seemed equipment into space on the team decided to make their behind the heroes.” daunting enough, the team ad- Apollo 12 through 17 missions, Hansen’s team didn’t stop work public. They launched a “Anyone that can identify a : @emmaeruby

Apollo 11 reunite on AT A GLANCE North Texas Moon Day events America won the space race on July 20, 1969, when Apollo astronauts Neil Arm- strong and Buzz Aldrin became the first men to walk on the moon. Here are six 50th anniversary of moonshot North Texas Moon Day events to mark the 50th anniversary on Saturday. Aldrin, Collins gather in Trump said. rating Saturday’s anniversary at MOON DAY to 10 p.m., 4444 W. Rochelle, Irving. Bridenstine, though, stressed the Florida’s Kennedy Space Center, vis- Engineer your own stomp rocket or cityofirving.org. Oval Office as talk turns moon landing, snap a photo with a importance of the moon as a train- iting the launch pad where Apollo 11 FREE SKYWAY The museum offers to the next frontier: Mars ing ground and noted that because blasted off. costumed spaceman or giant inflat- able moon, and see robots created by docent-guided spotlight tours of of the planetary alignment, launch- Museums and towns across the the First Lego League and First Tech Robert Rauschenberg’s “Skyway.” By MARCIA DUNN es to Mars can occur only every 26 country geared up for their own Originally commissioned for the 1964 The Associated Press Challenge teams. There will also be a months, and even then the trip is golden anniversary celebrations, in- story time, demos and more lunar World’s Fair, the mixed-media piece CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — seven months each way. cluding Wapakoneta, Ohio, Arm- activities throughout the museum. features iconic images from the 1960s, Apollo 11 astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Aldrin, 89, said he’s disappointed strong’s hometown, which was serv- Saturday,10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Perot Mu- including floating astronauts and Michael Collins reunited Friday on with the state of human space explo- ing up “cinnamoon pancakes” and seum of Nature and Science, 2201 N. spinning planets. Tours take place at the eve of the 50th anniversary of ration the past 10 or 15 years. “We “buckeye on the moon sundaes.” The Field St., Dallas. Free with museum 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m., and each is limited to 30 guests. Check in at the visitors humanity’s first moon landing. were able to achieve so much early,” U.S. Postal Service, meanwhile, is- admission. perotmuseum.org. desk. Saturday, 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m., They gathered in the Oval Office he said. sued its “1969: First Moon Landing” MOON DAY 2019 Get immersed in the Dallas Museum of Art, 1717 N. Har- with President Donald Trump, who Aldrin doesn’t like NASA’s idea Forever stamps Friday at Kennedy science behind space flight at this wood, Dallas. Museum admission and got a rundown on his administra- for a small space station around the Space Center. annual STEM-focused expo featuring tour are free. dma.org. tion’s plans to get astronauts back on moon, called the Gateway, from NASA televised a two-hour show more than three dozen exhibitors. Get the moon by 2024 and then on to which to stage lunar landings and, Friday afternoon remembering close to a moon rock, the only lunar FREE APOLLO 11: 50TH ANNIVERSA- Mars in the 2030s. eventually, Mars trips. He noted that Apollo 11 but also looking forward to sample on display in North Texas, and RY OF THE FIRST LUNAR LANDING “We’re bringing the glamour the Apollo 11 command module and its future moon plans. At the end of other space flight artifacts. See the The celebration kicks off with a short back” to the space program, Trump attached lunar module went straight the program, Bridenstine revealed actual spacecraft, a Mars talk by Dr. John Hansen of the Uni- said. into lunar orbit and even separated the new logo for the moon program, rover and the Circle Ten STEM Scouts’ versity of Texas at Dallas on the digiti- mobile laboratory. At 1 p.m., zation of sound recordings from the Both sons of the late Neil Arm- and re-docked around the moon. called Artemis after the twin sister of John Blaha will talk about his experi- Apollo 11 and 13 space flights. Families strong, the first man to step onto the “We have the No. 1 rocket right Greek mythology’s Apollo. ences aboard Space Station MIR. The can also take a photo with a life-size moon, on July 20, 1969, also attend- now in the U.S., and we have the No. Besides Wapakoneta and Kenne- first 200 students through the door cutout of an astronaut and make a ed, as well as first lady Melania 1spacecraft, and they cannot get into dy, the program went live to Johnson will receive a complimentary lunar commemorative craft. Saturday, 2 to Trump, Vice President Mike Pence lunar orbit with significant maneu- Space Center in Houston, home to sample bag. Saturday,10 a.m. to 4 4 p.m., J. Erik Jonsson Central Library, and NASA Administrator Jim Bri- vering capability,” Aldrin pointed Mission Control; the U.S. Space and p.m., Frontiers of Flight Museum, 6911 1515 Young St., Dallas. dallaslibrary.org. Lemmon Ave., Dallas. Free with muse- denstine. out. Rocket Center, next door to Mar- APOLLO 11 um admission. flightmuseum.com. The new documentary The moon versus Mars debate as Aldrin and Armstrong, who died shall Space Flight Center in Hunts- features never-before-seen, large- astronauts’ next destination arose in 2012, landed on the Sea of Tran- ville, Ala.; and the National Air and FREE MOON LANDING CELEBRA- format footage of the moon mission again Friday. quility at 4:17 p.m. on July 20, 1969. Space Museum in Washington. TION The West Irving Library cele- shot by astronauts Neil Armstrong, The president asked if astronauts “Houston, Tranquility Base here. In Houston, Apollo 7 astronaut brates with free, space-themed activ- Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins. The could get to Mars without first going The Eagle has landed,” Armstrong Walter Cunningham said the moon ities for all ages from 10 a.m. to 3:30 93-minute film received a special jury back to the moon. radioed. landings will be remembered hun- p.m., including a visit from the Perot award for editing at the 2019 Sun- Collins, 88, who circled the moon Armstrong was the first to climb dreds of years from now and Arm- Museum’s Tech Truck from 1 to 3 p.m. dance Film Festival, which said, “The in the command module while Arm- down the ladder, stepping onto the strong, in particular, will go down in A Star Party in the parking lot kicks off footage is so clean and vibrant, it is as strong and Aldrin descended in the lunar surface at 10:56 p.m. His history. at 8:30 p.m. with the Fort Worth As- if you are standing at the base of the Eagle, told the president that he “That’s one small step for man, one “Here we are 50 years later, and I tronomical Society. Look at the moon rocket.” Saturday, 3:40 p.m. at the and stars through a variety of tele- Texas Theatre, 231 W. Jefferson Blvd., supports going directly to Mars and giant leap for mankind,” is arguably never in my life could have projected scopes, take a space in the pho- Dallas. $10.75. thetexastheatre.com. bypassing the moon. the most famous space line of all this amount of interest and associa- to booth, play games, enjoy pizza, Norma Cavazos “It seems to me Mars direct, who time. tion with what we were doing back moon pies and more. Saturday,10 a.m. knows better than these people?” The vice president is commemo- then,” Cunningham said.