National Youth Science Camp gathers in the W.Va. mountains for the first time since COVID
Neil Armstrong pulled off an out-of-this world feat that didn’t have a thing to do with Apollo 11. It was how he launched his personality. He managed to be unassuming — and an astronaut — all at once. And in 1964, in the mountains of Pocahontas County, he gave a talk at the National Youth Science Camp, detailing NASA’s plans to put astronauts on the moon by decade’s end. Five years later, he was the first, as a new group of campers looked up at those stars in the heavens and cheered. Science-minded high school seniors, and newly minted graduates, are again ...