Moon Landing
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- Launch
- Launched
- Orbit
- On the morning of July 16th 1969, the United States of America got ready to launch its Saturn V rocket from launch pad 39A at Cape Kennedy, Florida, USA.
- Space
- Three astronauts were on board Saturn V: Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin. The astronauts had to go through lots of training to move around in their bulky spacesuits and test all the spacecraft’s equipment.
- Moons Orbit
- On launch day, Collins, Armstrong and Aldrin sat at the very top of Saturn V in the command module. At 9:32am Saturn V’s engines fired and the rocket launched off from its tower. Twelve minutes later, the astronauts were orbiting Earth.
- One small step for man, One giant leap for Mankind!
- One small step for man, One giant Leap for Mankind!
- The Apollo 11 crew took 4 days to reach the Moon.
- Once they were orbiting the Moon, Armstrong and Aldrin climbed into the Eagle Lunar Module. The Eagle made a risky landing in a shallow moon crater named the Sea of Tranquillity.
- As mission commander, Armstrong stepped out first … and became the first person on the moon.
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