Which event convinced Farnsworth that his efforts were worthwhile?
A the TV broadcast of Neil Armstrong’s walk on the moon
B the great popularity of TV sitcoms and game shows
C his ability to stump panelists on the TV show, “I’ve Got a Secret”
D the release of a postal stamp in his honor
Which event convinced Farnsworth that his efforts were worthwhile?
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The correct answer is A: the TV broadcast of Neil Armstrong’s walk on the moon.
This event showcased the power and reach of television, demonstrating how Farnsworth’s invention could bring significant moments in history to millions of viewers worldwide. It likely reinforced his belief in the value of his work and the importance of television as a medium for communication and connection. If you have more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!