In the immediate aftermath of the Apollo 11 moon landing, James Mossman is joined by economist Barbara Ward, chemist Professor George Porter, science fiction writer Brian Aldiss and historian Hugh Trevor-Roper, to discuss whether - in the cold light of day, once that initial sense of awe and wonder has subsided - the moon landing will really change anything back on Earth.
In short, was the moon landing a waste of money?
This clip is from Panorama, originally broadcast 21 July, 1969.