?For All Mankind? Creator Ronald Moore Reimagines NASA?s History
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Its pilots: Maril Davis, Ben Nedivi, Matt Wolpert, and Ronald Moore, creative forces behind fan favorites like Fargo, Battlestar Galactica, and Outlander.In the team’s most recent creation, For All Mankind, Moore and company introduce audiences to a new history of the space program—one where the Russians made it to the moon first, where Ted Kennedy canceled his party on Chappaquiddick; and where national heroes like Buzz Aldrin and Wernher von Braun become people, wracked with their own insecurities, flaws, and humanity.What seems like a devastating premise actually yields a much richer alternate history for NASA. “The story of the space program in the '70s is kind of a sad one,” says Moore, speaking with WIRED’s Peter Rubin at the WIRED25 Conference on Saturday.
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