RIP Neil Armstrong

Yes, very said. I'll always remember the moon landing and his small giant step.

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Very sad indeed. I remeber being sent home from school to watch. I also had the pleasure of hearing him speak for about an hour on many topics including the moon landing a few years ago - very impressive.
 
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I was born later that year.
 
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Also born later, but as a kid I read all I could about the Apollo program. And now, so many years later, and with any smartphone having more computer power than the Apollo on-board computer, we can't even do this anymore, and putting a man on Mars is still far away too. Sad. At least we have Curiosity.

R.I.P., Neil Armstrong
 
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Yes, at least he could witness that. Because, at least in my opinion, it is a milestone. (I mean the vehicle.)
 
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This thread makes me feel young. I wasn't even a gleam in my father's eye yet when that took place. Read a lot about him in school though.
 
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Rather of the Age of Aquarius. ;)
 
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No, I was just referring to Hair.
 
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My parents were married on the 5 year anniversary and I got to be in DC for the 20th. Noble man, will be missed. Hopefully we can follow in his footsteps sooner than later with new extraplanetary deeds of wonder.
 
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You don't know the musical called "Hair", do you ?

I watched the landing and walk on my 9th birthday. It was the best birthday gift ever!

Great ! :D
 
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