ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ค. 2019
- On July 20, 1969, Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong made history as the first man to walk on the moon, and uttered his famous words: "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." See the moment as it was covered live by CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite.
Subscribe to the CBS News Channel HERE: / cbsnews
Watch CBSN live HERE: cbsn.ws/1PlLpZ7
Follow CBS News on Instagram HERE: / cbsnews
Like CBS News on Facebook HERE: / cbsnews
Follow CBS News on Twitter HERE: / cbsnews
Get the latest news and best in original reporting from CBS News delivered to your inbox. Subscribe to newsletters HERE: cbsn.ws/1RqHw7T
Get your news on the go! Download CBS News mobile apps HERE: cbsn.ws/1Xb1WC8
Get new episodes of shows you love across devices the next day, stream CBSN and local news live, and watch full seasons of CBS fan favorites like Star Trek Discovery anytime, anywhere with CBS All Access. Try it free! bit.ly/1OQA29B
---
CBSN is the first digital streaming news network that will allow Internet-connected consumers to watch live, anchored news coverage on their connected TV and other devices. At launch, the network is available 24/7 and makes all of the resources of CBS News available directly on digital platforms with live, anchored coverage 15 hours each weekday. CBSN. Always On.
Still blows my mind that we did this with less computing power than a modern phone.
Out phone today can do what a room full of computer can do
Your smart phone will do 100,000 times the number of computations per second that the Lunar Module's computer could do. It was a very slow, primitive computer but enough to get the job done.
Joe Casson shut up 🤐
@Joe Casson Shut up.
@Joe Casson was 9/11 and inside job and is the Earth flat?
"One small step for man, but i didn't get the second phrase"
One giant leap for mankind
@@edgardmata6834 This is what the commentator said live
beautiful quote right there
One small step for A man
@@nrrbull on location.
"That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind."
- Neil Armstrong 1969
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@stanopetrov4352 What's so funny
69
A MAN
@@shelbysmith8651 xurb1a?
it's so sad that he wasn't here for the 50th anniversary :(
@@joemcnulty6814 from the MOON :)
@@SnOwTaHy maybe his spirit walks the moon.
But luckily Buzz Aldrin is here.
whats sadder is that they did not really went to the moon....
@@zights what's still sadder is that he made history for a world that includes fake theorists and it's followers.
Thankfully, Mr. Cronkite wasn't talking when Armstrong uttered those historic words.
For real. Today's news "reporters" would have been yapping away the whole time.
@@knytrydr73 that's what made Cronkite so great.
Unlce Walter was a very smart and savvy reporter / journalist. Not at all like the anemic overpaid mouth pieces/bots we have delivering our "news" today
I know. It’s like it was staged or something. 🤣
@@charliepayne2459 Yeah, no.
Google "Apollo Retroreflectors".
Computers then: I sent man to space on kilobytes of data 💪😆
Computers now: Chrome tab scary 😥👉👈
Ha
It's impressive how the computer used to automatically control the Saturn V to go to the moon only used less than 1 mb of file.
hahaha
@@michaelsalano5879 Oh my gosh :D
Most of today's "data" its just fancy looking stuff, in fact you wouldnt need too much capacity for sharing telemetry and communications if using simple text systems like msdos
fun fact
when neil armstrong was thinking of what his first words would be on the moon surface during the Apollo 11 landing, command module pilot Michael collins jokingly suggested:
"if you had any balls, you'd say "oh my god, what is that thing!" then scream and cut your mic."
Lol
That’s my favorite creepypasta
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I am CRACKING UP...But seriously I really appreciate this point in history
Ha ha, excellent. Mike Collins was funny
Allegedly they did see something.
My dad actually met Neil Armstrong! He was in the third grade! I can’t believe it’s been 50 years!
Edit: 2:43 Walter Cronkite stopped talking at the perfect moment as Neil Armstrong would say arguably the most famous words ever spoken by a man.
SuperBarciaBros by not buy*
If you think about what he says though it actually doesn't make any sense at all. Saying "man" and "mankind" mean the literal same thing. What he meant to say was "one small step for A man, one giant leap for mankind"
The most famous (and most influential) words ever spoken by man are 'In the beginning , God created the heavens and the Earth..
@@binghamguevara6814 wasn't it the word?
@@binghamguevara6814 Technically the first words were, "Let there be light."
"Thats one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind" 👏2:44 had me in tears
Had me in tears also because it's one BIG LIE!
@@tourover9249 dude stfu
Never happened.
This obviously meant so much to Neil Armstrong. Makes me sad that so many dumb af people think he's a liar
@@iCookieMad Do you Think he was a Saint? He Was a liar. It's the biggest lie told to the World!
the fact that Neil Armstrong stepped on the Moon then gave it all back to the whole world through his humble “one step” utterance is the most beautiful moment in human history. Probably the only time the world get to share a moment together in awe. Thank you Neil.
i love the fact that he took this amazing achivement and didn't just go "i did it" he went "ive taken a step, but we as a whole have taken a leap"
FAKE
@@yudhirgautam1645you’re a flat earther I take it
@@yudhirgautam1645so that's what it looks like when someone has an IQ of 63 and a connection to the Internet. Stupid comments like this.
Whobwas holding the camera???after the ship flying??
Watching live 50 years ago as an 8 year old girl, I was filled with wonder and amazement. Today, as a 58 yer old grandma, I cried.
Same here 😊
Linda K I love your profile picture
@@paulmccartneystoenail4897 and I love yours!
Linda K awww, thank you! George and Paul are beautiful ❤️
@Joe Casson Don't know
"The American people won't believe a thing until they see it on TV." President Nixon.
They still think it's fake. Dumbtards all of them
@@wanderer1955 "it was on TV so its true"
Tv is the most misleading form of media there is."
@Vippzest it could easily be faked
James Gentry no. It was very difficult /almost impossible to fake such an event in that time. It was more achievable to just land on it
Everyone: “Wow! Neil Armstrong is the First man in the Moon!”
The guy who set up the cameras:
The camera was attached to the side of the lunar lander.
@@carolynvines7905 it's the lunar module not lunar lander
@@carolynvines7905 bro it was a joke
*buzz aldrin noise*
@@asmolcade5818 to be fair, it’s easy to mistake that for being serious, with all the conspiracy theorists who say it was faked
This moment and “Houston tranquility base here, the eagle has landed” never fails to reduce me to tears of joy.
This is one event I just check mate with whenever someone says that humans suck.
If yOU LOve IT so MUch Then WHy DonT u MarrY It?
tai lopez I will as soon as humans and historical moments have equal marriage rights!
It’s about time!
Tears for a lie's sake ? Bro, you need a treat
The way Neil Armstrong handles the situation. With such calmness. He was so down to earth. OH WAIT 😂
Lol
lmao stop being a flat earther
@@Frepzter who is being a flat earther? Flat earthers are stupid. People here are being moon landing deniers. They are just as stupid.
@@Frepzter when tf did he say the earth is flat, he didn't even say the moon landing is fake
Ironically, the only people that keeps bringing up the term "flater earth" is the ones that supposedly believe the earth is round...
50 years! Ah-mazing! I remember well, watching live. Then going to my backyard and looking in amazement at the moon, knowing men were walking on that bright moon! Great moment to know you watched history in the making! I wasn't a teenager yet, but was still in awe of what I was seeing. I have the NYT newspaper showing all the photos from the moon landing, and still cherish it.
I hope we can make it to mars in my lifetime
@@83Henno I hope they do it in my lifetime too! That would be so incredible to witness history in the making twice in my lifetime too!
And then never went back, we could’ve at least installed a camera pointed back at the earth and used solar panels for power, i don’t know, the guy at NASA stated the he would go back to the moon in a nano second but we’ve lost that technology and is very hard to get it back. If don’t continue to use it you lose it.
did you had vodka at that time?
puupalk explain?
"That's Neil's quote but I didn't quite understand it".
Maybe his headphone was a different one and he couldnt understand it
It obviously came from a scriptwriters pen.
@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 shut up
He was supposed to say, "One small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind."
He left out the 'a', making his line almost contradict itself since man and mankind are virtually the same thing.
@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 stfu
50 year later and it still makes me cry. So powerful. On so many levels. Historical, philosophical, technological, spiritual. All the life on Earth that looked at it for millions of years... and we sent people there.
Got tears in my eyes right now. Proud moment for every human who's ever walked this Earth.
so fake is what you mean
Beautifully said, such an amazing moment
It’s fake we never went there and there’s cold proof they hide, lol.
yeah right lol
This fills me with a longing that I can't describe, something like nostalgia, but for a time I never lived in. I was born long after this event. But watching this, I wish I had been alive then as it happened, in real time, it would have been incredible.
Yeah but think how old you'd be by now
He dont even sound that excited to be on the moon. I would of been tripping balls like that would of been the most amazing thing
Alejandro Mateos you should see the interview afterwards
How about staying professional and be composed for one of the greatest achievements of man in history?
"Tripping balls"
Yeah, that's an astronaut right there
Nixon Coronado you should see the interview afterwards
That's why he was chosen and not you. The last thing they want on the moon is a dork who gets exited when they see snow falling, or their shadow on a wall.
wanderer1955 why you getting so irate . Who said anything about shadows or snow . It’s a bit different init you silly cow calling other ppl snowflakes when you’re the most triggered one in the thread 😂😂😂
I love you Neil
R.I.P
i miss him :(
And Michael Collins R.I.P.
It blows my mind that the first man flied in 1903 and just 60 years later we put a man on the moon. Things we could accomplish when we put our mind to it.
and 50 years further on with 2 million times more computer technology we still cant do it now... I dont believe we did it then. this is fake footage. who set up the cameras ON THE MOON
I bet if some aliens saw this while it was happening they were thinking to themselves, "Well all be damned."
J R “Yeah remember the stupid cave men, they’re on the moon now”
Neil a backwards spells alien
J R 😂🤣🤷🏾♀️
To bad it never happened.
zoos what if aliens are primitive and that’s why they haven’t replied to any of our calls or messages 🤯
i hope now neil armstrong would be in peace up there in the sky
He’s, not dead, he’s just up there on the moon
he is in the ground
I hope they tell the truth before they pass away . Only the USA government will have threatened the whole families of the astrNots
dean hepple what
Rick Astley my overlord he’s just a stupid moon landing denier.
Happy 50th Anniversary of the Moon landing.
Same
@Thomas Pickering ,exactly👏🏿👏🏿 I can see the Stars from our Planet Earth🌎 Where are the Stars from that Stage I mean Moon Landing🤦🏾♀️👀🙄🤨
Thomas Pickering if you think its fake why do you come here lmao
@@aayla-robin ik
@@bigboreracing356 your jelous you arent famous
One of humanity's greatest achievements, I wish I could go up there.
Change your name to Alice and Ralph Kramden will send you there free. 😊
Can't pay me a billion dollars to go up there for me
Maybe mars
What about these heroes. We were glued to our black and white TVs for hours the nation was mesmerized. Neil Armstrong and crew more heroes!!!
Who else is here because exurb1a told them that "one small step for man" is a misquote?
Me
Yep
Me too, but he seems to be wrong in that no matter how many times I listen there is not an “a”
@@chaseblackstone8749 seems like he wasn't misquoted as much as he misspoke
@@chaseblackstone8749 yeh, he does say "for man", but he was supposed to say "for a man", he just messed up the line
It just makes me cry of pride when I watch or hear this. Not for my nation. But for the world. One world held in suspension at this one goal. Godspeed Artemis, Godspeed.
Don't cry cz it's fake
Vietnam war was in full swing during this proud moment…
Man, that’s so awesome.
Think how many people looked up at that thing for all of human history and said, “what’s it like up there?” Thank you CBS for posting this on TH-cam. Very special thing to witness.
I dont think almost any of them ever thought mankind would ever actually find out.
Wow !! Been looking for this forever. The original coverage live with Walter Cronkite. This takes me back, I'm eight years old and watching the bbc coverage at school in the hall with the tv.on the tall stand. Sadly the bbc used to re-use the video and this historical moment was recorded over. Madness !! But these flickering shadowy images of Neil climbing down the ladder have never left me. Thank you TH-cam.
I was seven and also watching the BBC in England. But in the UK the live landing was in the middle of the night, so you must have been watching a replay at school.
Everyone who was associated with this endeavor were pure geniuses!
Such exciting memories for America! It’s one of those times everyone will remember where they were. I was a studio singer working on the Dean Martin Show and I remember the director, Greg Garrison, saying Now let’s pray they get them off there! Years later I was privileged to meet Neil Armstrong at a party in Las Vegas. He was hanging out with Connie Stevens and a friend of mine was in her show. Neil was very nice and very humble. What a thrill it was to meet him. RIP, a true hero.
The moon landing was a fake.
@@ramonandrajo6348--- And the rest of the landings were fake too?
Never realized how much that quote meant to me until I saw for all mankind and realized how close we could of came to never hearing those words.
Apollo 11 was nothing short of a miracle, the phone you have in you pocket has 1000 times the processing the Apollo computers had.
So many died experimenting tech that will be used for the moon landing
Its nothing but a great engineering miracle
Sadly ppl think nasa was liars
All those who lost they lifes to make tjis happen
The stories behind it was nothing but amazing
@@talos2384 it's crazy how far and fast our technology has come since then. Give in another 10 to 15 years and we'll probably have more technology on par with Star Wars.
@@rc59191 My Mann!!!💀💀 Did you just replied to him after 1+ year?? Lol*
@@OMegaWorldO I been a little busy lol.
3:00 "One small step for men… but i did not get the second Phrase..." - Me Too!
captain rush one giant leap for mankind
… sorry and thanks a much.
Whoa, read it at the same time as I heard it
@@melomessi7781 But he said: I didn`t get the rest. He didn`t get it.
Imagine not knowing one of the most important and well known quotes of all time
My dad remembers watching this live as it happened. This must have been so exciting to watch live
Think for yourself you believe it was live that far away. Never been duplicated since who controlled the camera?
Well, it's just a lie, even ur daddy believed it but it*😃s still just a lie
@@cowleshome After landing as Armstrong descended the ladder, he opened a panel on the descent stage of the lunar module to the left of the foot of the ladder, by pulling a cord. As the flap came down like a drawbridge, it revealed a tv camera which took the footage. After about half an hour the camera was removed from the landing leg and placed on a tripod further away for the television transmission to Earth.
@@ristopaavola1965 What is your specific scientific evidence for that comment?
Absolutely magnificent. From that instant he stepped down, forever after, we became a species able to reach the universe. "For all our failings, despite our limitations and fallibilities, we humans are capable of greatness."
It’s fake
@@whatislifebrolol it aint fake
@@alexanderzippel8809 its fake
The only great thing about that event was the lie that they landed on the moon.....in those days...it was all about the fame....I could see those guys getting there pics taken...world famous n the fact it was all a lie didn't bother 1 guy i know that...u can tell from watching the clips body language n reactions..the way they look at each other...happiness in one guys face and shame and disappointment in the other who knows it was all a sham..
Ppl just saying "moon landing fake" then mysteriously disappear when asked to prove why
Ikr
So true
And it's fake because??
It's a matter of faith. You trust the government/nasa but not everyone does. Some people believe the government are capable of dishonesty, you believe in them without question similar to a Christian etc believing in their priest, and that's fine.
@@kevinchamberlain7928 The moon landing is not faith. The moon landing has been proven. Believing in God is faith because his existence has not been proven and never will be, because he is fake news!
Watching this with a beautiful full moon in the sky. Dec 2019. Sunderland, UK
seriously can’t imagine what it felt like that day no matter who you were, the emotion just seems indescribable
When I was younger my grandma had died of breast cancer, (I was two so I don’t remember anything about her.)
But my mom always told us that grandma was watching us and she said grandma was on the moon keeping us safe.
Really warms my heart remembering this.
Wow ✨❤️
Grandma would still be dead.
There is no atmosphere on the moon, sorry to break it to you.
@@denbover937 Hey, I saw your user name, switch the first letter of the first and last name and think about your mother, just know she was VERY familiar with this.
I saw this at 4 am with my mom and brother incredible and inspiring
And now ur 54🕶
Cool
I’m only 14 years old rn so I hope I will live to see the mars landing...
Started crying when watching this, its amazing
This is the most chills I’ve ever gotten from a video
This is amazing. Amstrong man you are the man, this is a great achivement for the United States. Now 50 years before !!
Good thing that camera man was there waiting for them to take the 1st steps on the moon
Yes, good thing the automated camera was attached to the bay door of the lunar module that they had just touched down with.
A moment that will live forever…
Neil Armstrong and Yuri Gagarin are chilling out up there relaxing and wishing us all good will happiness and peace!
They’re up in heaven petting Laika.
It is breathtaking what mankind has been able to do. I can’t wait for 2024 and when ever the mars landing is.
Hey CBS, stream all of your coverage of that day as you did for the launch day!
Why does this make me cry?
I remember watching this with my family in hawaii
Hawaii 5-0 years ago.
Still one of the greatest moments in human history.
"First Man" was made just before the Pandemic, in 2018. Watching the moon landing scene, with some real footage, with the dramatic music ... I wept like a baby, thinking of what we have been through, contrasted with how hopeful we were in July of 1969.
Absolutely amazing words
I remember being 8 years old being in total fascination all things Apollo, me and my good friend Mark Dobson always talking about the moon mission and the Saturn 5 Rocket, sadly for me he and his family moved to Australia.
50 years ago, Mankind made a giant leap; thank you Apollo 11
Imagine how incredible they all must've felt
😅
Nothing makes me cry like that quote. Truly inspiring to our entire species.
Why have we never gone back?
Humanity is glorious.
Here after the Spacex launch on Saturday
Who is watching this on the 50th Anniversary?
Little after
everyone.
Who got out of the shuttle and setup the camera so we can watch Neil be the first man step on the moon
@@deaf19830 The camera is on the ship dude
Dan AbanDaned yeah
Feel very lucky to have meet Neil twice in Kuala Lumpur back in September,2005.At that time he's participating in a leadership conference in the KL Convention Center.
Tnx Neil Armstrong,proud America
The camera was housed in the Modularized Equipment Stowage Assembly (MESA), which was deployed by Armstrong while standing on the Lunar Module’s porch. Once the MESA lowered to the lunar surface, Astronaut Aldrin activated the TV camera from inside the Module, and Armstrong descended the ladder
Fake new's
Greatest accomplishment in human history.
@Joe Casson As well as going there.
@Joe Casson Do you know how much it would've costed to cover up the entire thing?
The greatest moment in human history
This must be the best clip of mankind's history
I love how the first thing they done is to check if he can climb up again... that's smart planning
Lmao true
@@savary5050 I was very young but as I remember people talking about it the ladder was further from the surface than anticipated.
@@terryplank9991 What?
Imagine being the first person to step on the moon and then going on to win the tour de France 7 times! What a legend.
That was Lance Armstrong, not Neil
Both wrong, it was stretch Armstrong
Senator Armstrong?
@@Shingekinokyojin1234 lol
@@Shingekinokyojin1234 I can Belive people are this Stupid
This is awesome.
This is incredible
Happy 50th. RIP Neil.
And R.I.P. Michael Collins.
Scientist : work super hard almost their whole life building the rocket engine ,computer system with years of failure with astronouts risking their life training for years
Flat eathers idiots while using the internet :fake
Source(s): "Dude, just trust me"
so you trust Nasa 100%? if our disc in space would be round ppl in Australia fall off the globe... do some research before you call other ppl idiots.
Any proof this was real?
@@MarstJohnson He literally just proved it you malignant tumor
4K picture of space landing
Some people: FAIK!
144p picture of big foot
Some people: *reel*
Every time someone asks "Derhhh who was holding the camera?" I throw up in my mouth a little bit.
Humanity can do amazing things, when we put our differences aside and work toward our greater good.
Somebody give the camera man his props overdue .. ... great job. . ...he setup those cameras and Didn't take any credit for his first steps so that Neil could take all the glory.
For the first steps, a TV camera was installed on the descent stage of the LM. The descent stage has an octagonal shape, with legs on 4 corners and panels that cover storage compartments on the 4 sides between the legs. On one of the sides adjacent to the ladder, there's a storage compartment (MESA) with a cover that is hinged at the bottom. The camera was placed on the inside of a cover panel, and when the cover was open, the camera was aimed at the ladder. The astronauts could open the cover panel from inside, and operate the camera from inside the LM.
This video shows where the camera was: th-cam.com/video/oX8-IXdABuc/w-d-xo.html
2:45
I think this is what you were looking for.
The greatest achievement of mankind
I remember watching this event live in Washington DC when I was 6 years old. My parents were with me watching open mouthed the event on TV. WHEW !!
Damn you are old now! Maybe someday I’ll get to see the mars landing...
"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind"
Happy 50th anniversary. Humanity will continue to develop & grow as a species. Before we know it, humanity will be taking our first steps on Mars. Not too far from then, we will walk on an interstellar
planet. Nothing can stop our ambition.
If we don't manage to destroy ourselves before.
Luis Calderari yeah......
SpaceX said by 2024 we'll go to Mars. I don't think we'll make it
I was five and watched this live on my father's black and white television..Not everybody had a colour set at this time...I'll always remember..
The finest moment in human history.
If we humans were to colonize the universe we will always look back to this man taking the first step
No
A moment of sheer, emotional nirvana. I was happy, I was 13.
who is God?? and what are the true concepts and the unique qualities that are entitled to one true God? are the concepts of the holy al quran are just mere hallucinations of a man ? please my friend, be kind enough to visit this page to understand and verify more about them
facebook.com/%E0%B6%B8%E0%B7%9C%E0%B7%84%E0%B7%9C%E0%B6%B8%E0%B6%A9%E0%B7%8A-%E0%B6%B8%E0%B7%94%E0%B7%83%E0%B7%8A%E0%B6%B1%E0%B7%92-%E0%B6%B8%E0%B7%9C%E0%B7%84%E0%B7%9C%E0%B6%B8%E0%B6%A9%E0%B7%8A-%E0%B6%B8%E0%B7%92%E0%B6%BB%E0%B7%8A%E0%B7%83%E0%B7%8F%E0%B6%B1%E0%B7%8A-553206368441944/?modal=composer¬if_id=1539058007565210¬if_t=aymt_upsell_tip
Then did you think that We created you uselessly and that to Us you would not be returned?"( al quran 23:115)
and when their term has come, they will not remain behind an hour, nor will they precede [it].(al quran 16:61)
"…And never would We punish until We sent a messenger." (al Quran 17:15)
"when the truth is revealed , Falsehood perishes: for Falsehood is (by its nature) bound to perish." (al quran 17:81) 😞
Happy 50 years Apollo 11!!!
Awesome! .. I saw Buzz Aldrin speak for an hour here in NZ in 2010.. thanks from down under 👍🇳🇿
The dislikes are the soviets
nah not really its the moon hoax believers and flat earth believers the soviets could have easily said NASA facked it but no they didnt they just GGed
It's amazing to think about the juxtaposition in America at this moment. On one hand, it was the culmination of an unimaginable achievement in human history, made possible by the toil and dedication of many Americans. And in the same moment as men were walking on the moon, boys were getting killed in Vietnam in a senseless and misguided war.
That’s so true
I loved this majestic historical moon landing..
I cant even imagine standing on the moon, lookong out into the darkness and seeing Earth .
One small step for a man
One giant leap for mankind
Are you zombie? Person never was on the Moon.
@@Symon_Kupala the Soviet Union disagreed with you, and if anyone had reason to doubt the landing, it was them.
@@crzylkfx, most likely, the rulers of the States and the USSR entered into a criminal conspiracy to the USSR recognized the false flights of Statians to the Moon. For this, the States provided the USSR with the European market for the supply of oil and other goods. Also the States supplied to the USSR cheap grain. Also, the States gave Brezhnev expensive gifts - a few cool cars and others. So, the USSR recognized flights to the Moon. But Statians never were on the Moon.
Your trolling is weak
@@mistertwister2000 he's a Russian, he's still salty.
Happy 50th Anniversary everybody! May we reach beyond the stars!
may we first develop the technology to go to the moon for real
Yeaah
And then mars or venus
@@AMC2283 uh? lol
@@AMC2283 we already did go to the moon.
meaning, one smalll step for him, one giant leap for all of us.
51 years ago, I saw this live on tv.
I can't even imagine what it was like to actually watch this LIVE.
Kitty cat. ..it was amazing...I just made it up to my parent's apartment in Riverdale the Bronx in time to watch this...I was 19 years old and working at trans world airlines in NYC. Everyone was so proud of this accomplishment....hopefully someone will invent a time machine !
pretty much like any other space movie
“Fly me to the moon” ironically the first song played on the moon
salute for the all pioneer of new world, space
Chills inducing. This is back when America was doing great things.