[ErnstStavroBlofeld]

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Chappaquiddick happened the same night. Ted Kennedy was probably one of the few Americans not glued to a TV set.

[Cindy]

Thread Bump.

[John Leland 1789]

Who remembers what they were doing at the time?

In those years I was a member of a private musical and twirling organization for youth, called, The Weldonians. The night before, we had been on an outing, marching in some parade, or performing somewhere with the Show Band unit.

A dozen of us had a sleep-over at one member’s house in Fremont, California, so that we could all be together to watch the TV reports and feedbacks of the landing.

It was an exciting time.

[Non-Sequitur]

20 July is the 41st anniversary of Apollo11 landing on the Moon.It was a great moment in American history.It's too bad our governments leaders decided that NASA abandon its mission to explore the unknown in favor of making the Islamic people "feel good about themselves.

Yeah, if not for the Obama administration we'd be on course to repeat the Apollo 11 landing in time for the 60th anniversary.

[Carlucci]

Here’s a link to full(?) mission audio. Last year they played it in real time 40 years to the second. Now you can listen to it at your leisure:

http://wechoosethemoon.org/

[null and void]

What were the very first words transmitted back from the surface of the Moon?

(Trick question)

[dfwgator]

;)