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Which statement is false? the space program capitalized on live media to cover its launches and maintain public interest in the program. the media interest in the space program and the success of the space program fueled the economy by marketing products that were linked to space exploration. the astronauts for the apollo 11 mission were carefully chosen by nasa for their experience, knowledge, character, and values. john f. kennedy’s lack of likability in the media made his goal to walk on the moon a national joke.

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