50 Years Ago Humans Landed First Time On Moon

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50 years have passed since the initiation of human step on the moon. On the 50th anniversary of NASA’s Apollo 11 mission, Google has created a doodle on its homepage. It is designed as an animated video. When you click on this doodle, you will see Apollo 11’s journey. This is how the mission was completed, it has been shown as a video. This video is 4 minutes and 37 seconds. This voice of Apollo 11 command module pilot Michael Collins gave it a voice.

50 years of Apollo 11: The main role of Michael Collins was in this mission. These commands led the module to the moon. In this mission, Neil Armstrong and Edwin Baz Aldrin placed the first step on the moon. This was a great achievement for NASA. The completion of Apollo 11 was the result of the hard work of thousands of scientists. The completion of this mission is not only for the US but for the whole world. This is a huge achievement in the field of space science.

Google Doodle Details: This video is 4 minutes and 37 seconds. This video has been voiced by Michael Collins. This journey started on July 16, 1969. Saturn V. Rocket flew to Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Pad 39A, Cape Canaveral, Florida. It traveled for 3 days. Speaking of distance, it was about 240,000 miles (386242 kilometers). After the 3-day journey, Collins had installed this module in the distance of 60 miles (96 km) away from the moon. The next day Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin prepare for the next step to step on the moon.

However, during the 13th of the Lunar module’s land on the moon, many challenges were encountered. But Neil Armstrong still did a successful landing After this he said in Capsule Communicator, “Houston, I’m speaking the Tranquility Base. Eagle Land Has Been Done. “ It was a joyous wave in NASA when listening to this.