RIP Neil Armstrong.

[rvg]

America has lost a true hero.

[Ronin]

A man that took true risks in the effort of space exploration.

May his memory live on for long after this passing.

[Populus Romanus]

RIP Neil.

[HoreTore]

Only Buzz Aldrin remains.

But what happened to him in all the confusion?

[HopAlongBunny]

RIP Neil

[InsaneApache]

A true hero. What every little boy wanted to be in the 60s.

A legend. R.I.P.

[Gregoshi]

Rest in Peace Neil. You kept the small step for yourself and gave the giant leap to all of us.

[stratigos vasilios]

I love Neil Arnstrong!... No but seriously RIP Neil. A phenomenal achievement in the history of humanity.

[naut]

R.I.P. Mr Armstrong. Just like the moon, your landing line was cheesy. None of that matters though, you did it for all of us and for that we thank you brave sir.

[rajpoot]

RIP

[stratigos vasilios]

RIP Neil.


Only Buzz Aldrin remains.

But what happened to him in all the confusion?

Caught up in the ME3 ending saga?...

[Lemur]

Hard to believe that two men were sent safely from Earth to the moon and back again with late '60s technology. Amazing, really. Here is the undelivered speech (http://watergate.info/1969/07/20/an-undelivered-nixon-speech.html) President Nixon prepared for the possibility that they would either die in a crash or be unable to leave the moon.

Also note that some people have not gotten hip to the Org tradition of neither trashing nor politicizing a death (http://gawker.com/5937942/fox-news-analyst-reminds-us-what-neil-armstrongs-death-is-really-about-obama-spreading-islam) until after the funeral.

[Papewaio]

RIP Neil Armstrong

Right Stuff for the Right Program

[stratigos vasilios]

Hard to believe that two men were sent safely from Earth to the moon and back again with late '60s technology. Amazing, really. Here is the undelivered speech (http://watergate.info/1969/07/20/an-undelivered-nixon-speech.html) President Nixon prepared for the possibility that they would either die in a crash or be unable to leave the moon.

Oh wow, that was quite a moving speech. Thank god we never had to hear it, in fact, I'm overwhelmed with glee that we never had to hear it.

On a side note, it makes me feel sorry for the 'Lost Cosmonauts' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Cosmonauts).

[Populus Romanus]

RIP Neil.

[HopAlongBunny]

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=neil-armstrong-apollo-11

[HoreTore]

RIP Neil.



Caught up in the ME3 ending saga?...

Nah, literature (http://contemporarylit.about.com/od/fiction/fr/Buzz-Aldrin-What-Happened-To-You-In-All-The-Confusion.htm) I'm afraid...