32. Man on the Moon

Table of Contents | 1. Earth | 2. The Origin of Life and Evolution of Man | 3. Civilisation | 4. Fertile Crescent | 5. Egypt | 6. Indus Valley | 7. Yellow River (Haung He/Huang Ho) | 8. Hittites, Canaanites, Phoenicians, Assyrians | 9. New World (B. C./Pre-Columban) | 10. Greeks and Persians | 11. Rome ( - B. C. - A. D. 96) | 12. The Messiah/Christus, Jesus, James, Simon/Peter, Saul/Paul | 13. Rome ( - A. D. 275) | 14. Rome and Byzantium (Nova Roma) | 15. Islam | 16. Charlemagne | 17. Vikings | 18. Turks, Crusaders, Mongols, Moors, Explorers and Conquistadors | 19. Reformation, Enlightenment (1300s -1700s) | 20. Mid-1700s - early 1900s | 21. The Great War | 22. Inter-War Years | 23. The War in Europe and Africa | 24. Second World War | 25. War in the Pacific | 26. Defeating the Axis in Europe and Africa | 27. End of Japanese Imperialism | 28. Ending the War | 29. Conquest of Space | 30. Averting Nuclear War | 31. End of Empire | 32. Man on the Moon | 33. Arms Race and Limitation | 34. Lifting the Iron Curtain | 35. The 21st Century | 36. Outer Space | 37. | 42.


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	Table of Contents \| 1. Earth \| 2. The Origin of Life and Evolution of Man \| 3. Civilisation \| 4. Fertile Crescent \| 5. Egypt \| 6. Indus Valley \| 7. Yellow River (Haung He/Huang Ho) \| 8. Hittites, Canaanites, Phoenicians, Assyrians \| 9. New World (B. C./Pre-Columban) \| 10. Greeks and Persians \| 11. Rome ( - B. C. - A. D. 96) \| 12. The Messiah/Christus, Jesus, James, Simon/Peter, Saul/Paul \| 13. Rome ( - A. D. 275) \| 14. Rome and Byzantium (Nova Roma) \| 15. Islam \| 16. Charlemagne \| 17. Vikings \| 18. Turks, Crusaders, Mongols, Moors, Explorers and Conquistadors \| 19. Reformation, Enlightenment (1300s -1700s) \| 20. Mid-1700s - early 1900s \| 21. The Great War \| 22. Inter-War Years \| 23. The War in Europe and Africa \| 24. Second World War \| 25. War in the Pacific \| 26. Defeating the Axis in Europe and Africa \| 27. End of Japanese Imperialism \| 28. Ending the War \| 29. Conquest of Space \| 30. Averting Nuclear War \| 31. End of Empire \| 32. Man on the Moon \| 33. Arms Race and Limitation \| 34. Lifting the Iron Curtain \| 35. The 21st Century \| 36. Outer Space \| 37. \| 42.


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		This page has been moved for expansion. Click here to see Page 32. Man on the Moon Man on the Moon Astronaut Neil Armstrong, first man to step on the moon, on July 20, 1969 PREVIEW Launch / Take Off of Apollo 11 July 16, 1969 Cape Canaveral, Florida CBS / Walter Cronkite https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFUvSg2zXXs&t=43s Apollo was the name of the space programme. It was called also Project Apollo. Apollo 11 was the name and number of the space flight, or space mission - the eleventh of the programme, or project. The flight was launched by a Saturn V rocket, a three-stage rocket, from Cape Canaveral, Florida. Three astronauts were in the spacecraft. The flight commander was astronaut Neil Armstrong. The spacecraft, called the command module and given the name Columbia, was piloted by astronaut Michael Collins. Columbia went into orbit about the moon. The lunar module, called Eagle, separated from the command module and descended to the moon surface with two astronauts. The lunar module was piloted by astronaut Edwin Aldrin. The command module, commanded by Collins, remained in orbit about the moon and waited for the lunar module, with Aldrin and Armstrong, to return. The lunar module landed on the moon surface. Astronaut Neil Armstrong left the module and walked on the moon. Aldrin joined him. Armstrong and Aldrin returned to the command module and rejoined Collins. The command module returned to Earth. Apollo 11: The final 13 minutes to the Moon BBC World Service Lunar Module lands July 20, 1969 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTJkTKVWYaM Landing on the Moon CBS / Walter Cronkite With simulation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoy8IWjwb1k Neil Armstrong steps onto the moon First man on the moon Walter Cronkite, CBS News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gg5Ncc9GODY&t=2s



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