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One small step - do you remember it?


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And many happy returns from me too Gina.

Alas I only caught it in the morning catch up, ah well. I was 13 at the time and already well into astronomy and all things science, from as young as I can remember. Born just before sputnik.

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My memory seems a bit fuzzy about the actual landing and "small step..." moment.  I seem to remember more about the launch, and flight for some reason.  

I do seem to have a much clearer recollection of the shooting of JFK.

 

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I was 17 and had my own TV.

EDIT!  Ooops.  Moon walk was 69 wasn't it so I was 27.  Maybe I just act 10 years younger than I am!

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3 minutes ago, Gina said:

Not month - actual day.

I know Gina, but you are allowed to party the whole month. 🥳

Happy July.

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I was two and a half so sadly have no recollection of it at all.  I don't actually even know if my parents watched it.  I shall try to remember to ask them next time I see them.

James

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Just thought.

I was born in April 1951, I was eighteen................................................

😮

Fly me to the moon and let me play amongst the stars

dum dee dee de dum de de de

dum de de de do.

 

 

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I was 4 years old and sat next to my mother (who fell asleep) but still remember it vividly. I had a picture book, Stowaway To The Moon, that I had read over and over, and I knew the Moon landing might be the most important thing I ever saw. It seemed to take forever for them to leave the Eagle and step out on the surface. 

The landing fostered a lifelong interest in astronomy. 

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