Neil Armstrong RIP

[Josephus]

I was three at the time of the moon landings. And while I don't remember it at all, strangely I do remember watching the module return to earth.

Anywyas, one for the history books. 

[CountDeMoney]

I was three at the time of the moon landings. And while I don't remember it at all, strangely I do remember watching the module return to earth.

I can barely, barely remember the Soyuz-Apollo docking thing, way back around kindergarten.  I remember posters about it all over the school, and my Dad bought us an Soyuz-Apollo model that he put together.

[Richard Hakluyt]

I was 12 when that first moon landing occurred. I had spent the previous 4 years preparing for it by reading countless books about the Apollo program 

The attitude back in those days, the aura around science and technology, was that this was the first step in mankind's exploration of the Universe.............it turns out that was the high water mark..........technology took a different turn and we ended up talking crap to other people all around the world via a variety of innovative media 

Anyways, a hero of mine, can't believe he was 82 years old.

[Razgovory]

I can remember when the Challenger blew up.

[Admiral Yi]

It's kind of interesting that by the time Kevin Bacon blew up Apollo XIII there had only been two moon landings but already the public was bored.

[jimmy olsen]

Awful

[Razgovory]

I fully expected Siege to post something stupid and then Siege to give him a mandatory "break".

[DGuller]

It's kind of interesting that by the time Kevin Bacon blew up Apollo XIII there had only been two moon landings but already the public was bored.

That was an oxygen tank, Mr. Haise.

[sbr]

I can remember when the Challenger blew up.

I was in typing class and heard the news over the school PA system.  Junior in high school I believe.

And yes, on typewriters.

[Razgovory]

I was five at the time.  I'm now 31 in case you don't feel old enough.

[Barrister]

I was three at the time of the moon landings. And while I don't remember it at all, strangely I do remember watching the module return to earth.

I can barely, barely remember the Soyuz-Apollo docking thing, way back around kindergarten.  I remember posters about it all over the school, and my Dad bought us an Soyuz-Apollo model that he put together.

I think I vaguely remember the excitement over the first space shuttle going up.  I was 5-6 or so, but definitely loved space.

Little Tim always excitedly points at the moon whenever he sees it.

[Crazy_Ivan80]

It's kind of interesting that by the time Kevin Bacon blew up Apollo XIII there had only been two moon landings but already the public was bored.

curse the public and it's short attentionspan

[Razgovory]

I was three at the time of the moon landings. And while I don't remember it at all, strangely I do remember watching the module return to earth.

I can barely, barely remember the Soyuz-Apollo docking thing, way back around kindergarten.  I remember posters about it all over the school, and my Dad bought us an Soyuz-Apollo model that he put together.

I think I vaguely remember the excitement over the first space shuttle going up.  I was 5-6 or so, but definitely loved space.

Little Tim always excitedly points at the moon whenever he sees it.

I think Big Tim does that as well.

[jimmy olsen]

Stop spying on me!

[Iormlund]

I can remember when the Challenger blew up.

Same here.