Initially, They Were Going To The Moon Using Big Ladders
7:20AM July 25, 2009 | Jesus Diaz
In a way, I guess that they did use ladders to go to the Moon. Not to actually get there, sure, but to solve the equations that made every part of the trip possible. In this case, the landings.
Which is precisely what Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins did 40 years ago today, splashing in the Pacific Ocean after their historic trip to the Moon. Here you have them going into quarantine:
These guys are legends for sure…but maybe one of the team could have suggested a futuristic landscape style blackboard…I know, I know, a little too sci-fi.
Mike Biggs
July 27, 2009 at 12:21 PM
These guys are legends for sure…but maybe one of the team could have suggested a futuristic landscape style blackboard…I know, I know, a little too sci-fi.
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