The 40th aniversary has brought back memories and discussions about the program. Did we not have a follow on plan (like Iraq)? So we ended up collecting rocks instead of experimenting on establishing a lunar base and lost the peoples excitement about man being on the moon? Since then we haven' t being able to get much support for manned space exploration. I was in High School at the time and was very excited about the future of space travel and the possibility that I could be involved.

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Well this is great..tweating their travel! Awesome idea!

I saw the report on the film of the Apollo 11 moonwalk which has been cleaned up and digitized to a much higher quality than it was 40 years ago when I watched it from a Sunday School slumber party. You can actually see the reflections in Armstrong's face plate on his helmet. It is really neat and such a nice way to recall the excitement of the time when in space the US felt like it could do anything. It was probably one of our greatest moments – one of many that NASA gave us.