Neil Armstrong thought he had a 50–50 shot at pulling it off. "There are so many unknowns," the first man to set foot on the moon said in a 2011 interview with an Australian accounting firm.

The Apollo 11 mission was a huge moment in US and world history, but what exactly happened and why does ... Neil Armstrong became the first person to step on to the surface of the Moon.

Neil Armstrong ... Moon could take the weight of his foot. "It felt extraordinary knowing that humans would be sleeping on this remote lunar landscape. The images people saw on TV were "so blurry ...

He was the first person ever to walk on the Moon. As he stepped onto the Moon, he said, “That’s one small step for man ... terrifying vacuum of space. So, why are we up here?

The clothing in question: the spacesuit Neil Armstrong wore when he stepped on the moon 50 years ago next July ... wp:paragraph --> It’s no surprise that so sturdy a garment would survive ...

Those who believe the moon landing is fake have been presented with photographs from five different countries that prove it ...

Neil Armstrong took that “one small step” and ... the Apollo module. Why? Because this latest landing begins the program to land the next human on the surface of the moon sometime in ...

DERMOT O’LEARY: In 1969, Neil Armstrong was the first human being to set foot on the Moon and in doing so completely changed our view of the world. 18 years earlier, as a 21-year-old fighter ...

The moon is back in fashion, but how well do you know it? It's been over 55 years since Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin ... of the moon has gone through so many political cycles — both President ...

Do you love the moon as much as we do? Today I'm going to share a little bit about harnessing the power of the moon, making ...

The successful Apollo 11 mission delivered two American astronauts – Neil Armstrong ... and the moon looked like "magnificent desolation" in Buzz Aldrin’s words, so there didn’t seem much ...

The moon NASA is seeking to visit is not the same moon that Neil Armstrong and the rest of the ... the forbidding craters at its poles. That is why when NASA next sends astronauts to the moon ...