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Neil Armstrong, the first man to step foot on our moon has died, aged 82.
It's scary to think that no-one else has been to our satellite since 1972, but Armstrong and Aldrin were first.
He didn't seem to want the glory, either, despite the huge accomplishment.
So look up to the moon and think of Neil tonight.
It's scary to think that no-one else has been to our satellite since 1972, but Armstrong and Aldrin were first.
He didn't seem to want the glory, either, despite the huge accomplishment.
So look up to the moon and think of Neil tonight.
Neil Armstrong, the first man to step foot on our moon has died, aged 82.
It's scary to think that no-one else has been to our satellite since 1972, but Armstrong and Aldrin were first.
He didn't seem to want the glory, either, despite the huge accomplishment.
So look up to the moon and think of Neil tonight.
It's scary to think that no-one else has been to our satellite since 1972, but Armstrong and Aldrin were first.
He didn't seem to want the glory, either, despite the huge accomplishment.
So look up to the moon and think of Neil tonight.
pb wrote:
It's scary to think that no-one else has been to our satellite since 1972.
Thats scary? What a strange idea.
It's scary to think that no-one else has been to our satellite since 1972.
Thats scary? What a strange idea.
It's scary because we came so far so quickly and then all effort just evaporated.
Yes, there's an argument that other priorities were more important, but we can still learn a lot from our moon.
Yes, there's an argument that other priorities were more important, but we can still learn a lot from our moon.
A manned mission to Mars is the next big thing
Apparently Neil Armstrong used to tell unfunny jokes about the Moon, and follow them up with "Ah, I guess you had to be there."
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