https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-56921562 Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin & Michael Collins were all heroes of mine and made me want to be an astronaut. That was provided I couldn't become the pilot of Thunderbird 2!
At one point in the mission he would have set the record for the furthest a human had ever been from the closest other human.
M Me too, absolute giants, though a couple of years before I was aware. Can't even start to describe the excitement at seeing one of the later landings at my grandad's house in Hoyland, he had bought a colour telly - I'm sure it was in black and white. Half the street were crowded in the front room. I thought it was going to be a start to a new future, but it's more a thing of the past these days.
Kid at school told me they wanted to be an astronaut the other day. Told him he might get as far as being a "space cadet."
It was very exciting seeing all that space stuff when we were kids, brought all the TV shows to life. Which later mission landed at your grandad's house in hoyland. Was it featured in the Chronicle?
Every single human being that has ever lived or ever will live is in this photo, except Michael Collins.
Aye, you should have seen the Astronauts faces when they got out of the Eagle. My granny took a broom to them.