Hello IFC,
I made this topic , in a tribute for the Apollo 11 mission.
Just 55 years ago, the Apollo 11 Mission was seen heading into space, during the takeoff of NASA’s glorious Saturn V which would take 3 men on the first lunar mission in the history of space. Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins were thrown towards the horizon aboard their capsule, so small compared to the immensity of space. 4 days later, the Eagle Module 🦅 detached from the “Columbia” command module who was remaining in low orbit around the Moon. Eagle lands on the lunar surface at 20:17 UTC. 4 hours later, on July 21 at 2:56 a.m., Neil Armstrong left the first imprint of the human species on a star lost in space, 300,000 km from us, followed by his teammate Buzz Aldrin.
"That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” — Armstrong as he stepped onto the moon.
On July 24, the three heroes returned to Earth Safely, splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean 🌊.
The treasure brought back by the astronauts of the Apollo 11 mission allowed us to better understand our solar system. Grayish pebbles, more or less large, 382 kg in total… this is the “treasure” brought back by the Apollo 11 mission and the five other Apollo missions that followed it until 1972
