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Lot 184
Snapshots of history: six photographs of the Apollo 11 Moon landing including Buzz Aldrin and the American flag; descending the lunar module; footpring on the lunar surface; unfurling the solar wind experiment, July 16-24, 1969
Neil Armstrong; Buzz Aldrin [Apollo 11]
Fermé28 April 2021
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Before making his first step on the Moon (iv), Aldrin (with both feet on the footpad of the lunar module) tried to jump up to the bottom rung to check if there was no difficulty returning inside "Eagle" (he made it only on the second try). He and Armstrong then walked where no man had gone before for more than two hours.
109:42:53 Aldrin: Okay. Now I think I’ll do the same (garbled) [Aldrin tries to jump up to the bottom rung and doesn’t quite make it on the first try.]
109:43:01 Armstrong: A little more. About another inch. [Aldrin jumps up to the bottom rung.]
109:43:06 Armstrong: There, you’ve got it.
109:43:08 Aldrin: That’s a good (last) step.
109:43:10 Armstrong: Yeah. About a 3-footer. [Aldrin jumps back down to the footpad.]
109:43:16 Aldrin: Beautiful view!
109:43:18 Armstrong: Isn’t that something! Magnificent sight out here.
109:43:24 Aldrin: Magnificent desolation.
109:42:53 Aldrin: Okay. Now I think I’ll do the same (garbled) [Aldrin tries to jump up to the bottom rung and doesn’t quite make it on the first try.]
109:43:01 Armstrong: A little more. About another inch. [Aldrin jumps up to the bottom rung.]
109:43:06 Armstrong: There, you’ve got it.
109:43:08 Aldrin: That’s a good (last) step.
109:43:10 Armstrong: Yeah. About a 3-footer. [Aldrin jumps back down to the footpad.]
109:43:16 Aldrin: Beautiful view!
109:43:18 Armstrong: Isn’t that something! Magnificent sight out here.
109:43:24 Aldrin: Magnificent desolation.