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with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/inventionoftelev0000beev_z7d8  \nFact finders  \nTHE  \nINVENTIONOF THETELEVISION  \nby Lucy Beevor  \nFact Finders Books are published by Capstone Press1710 Roe Crest Drive,North Mankato,Minnesota 56003www.mycapstone.com  \nCopyright ◎2018 by Capstone Press,a Capstone imprint.All rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproducedin whole or in part,or stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without written permission of the publisher.Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nCataloging-in-publication information is on file with the Library of Congress.ISBN 978-1-5157-9844-6(library binding)ISBN 978-1-5157-9852-1(paperback)ISBN 978-1-5157-9860-6(eBook PDF)Editorial Credits  \nJennifer Huston,editor;Heidi Thompson,designer;Eric Gohl,media researcher;Katy LaVigne,production specialistPhoto Credits  \nAlamy:Dennis MacDonald,23,Everett Collection Historical,16,17,INTERFOTO,19(bottom),Science History Images,6,11,World History Archive,8;Getty Images:Bettmann,15;iStockphoto:jack0m,21;NASA:4,5;Newscom:EFE/Miguel Gutierrez,22,Everett Collection,7,Mirrorpix,9,Oronoz/Album,13;Shutterstock:360b,24(television screen),Aleks49,cover(bottom right),Aleksandr Bryliaev,1,Andrey_Popov,26,BrAt82,cover(top right),Dmitry Naumov,cover(top middle),Everett Collection,19(top),Farhad Bek,cover(bottom middle),2,Gino Santa Maria,cover(top left),jakkapan,cover(bottom left),Monkey Business Images,24,27,Perfect Vectors,  \n20,Scanraill,25,SergeyPhoto7,14Design Elements:ShutterstockPrinted and bound in Canada010802518  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nChapter 1: The First Man on the Moon……………4  \nChapter 2: Before Television………………………………………6  \nChapter 3:Inventors of Television……………………10  \nChapter 4: The First Television Program…………16  \nChapter 5: Television Today………………………………………22  \nTimeline……………………………………………………………………29  \nGlossary……………………………………………………3O  \nCritical Thinking Question…………………31  \nRead More………………………………………………31  \nInternet Sites………………………………………………32  \nIndex……………………………………………………………32  \n1  \n# THE FIRST MANON THE MOON\n\nOn July 20,1969,millions of people around the worldtuned in to watch the astronauts of the Apollo 11 missionland on the moon.Commander Neil Armstrong was the  \nfirst man to step onto the moon's surface.Buzz Aldrinfollowed a few minuteslater.When the astronautsreturned home on July 24,they were welcomed asinternational heroes.The Apollo 11 missionwas a major success.  \nAs Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon,he  \nsaid the now famous words,“That's one smal  \nstep for man,one giant leap for mankind.\"  \nThe moon landing was filmed and broadcastaround the world.The broadcast set a new worldrecord,as more than half a billion people tuned in towatch the historic event.Even today,that’s a lot ofpeople watching one television show.  \nThe Eaqle lunar module detached from the 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