Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, dies at age 82
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RIP Neil...
ReplyDeleteTruly a great man.The transmitter used to send the message "one small step for man,one giant leap for mankind" did not have as much power as a modern cell phone.Incredible but true.
ReplyDeleteWhen he went to the moon, the "electronic" digital readout were like an old gas station pump with the geared wheels showing the digits on a mechanical wheel. The computers on board were between the Commidore 64's and the 286 PC's. They may have had 400 MB of RAM. And they hit the mark and came back to us.
ReplyDeleteIn F-ing Incredible! Thank you Neil, you faced death to bring us forward! God has blessed you and now accepted you. He needed your soul for another life who was just born and is now among us! Let us welcome this new soul and celebrate our new blessing!
it was all faked. they didnt even go to the moon
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ReplyDeleteThose computers on the eagle weren't even as powerful as a comodore 64