Don't forget, Monday we celebrate the 40 year anniversary of the Moon Landing.
That would have been me.Who took the picture of the astronaut climbing down the ladder and being the first man to take a step on the moon?
The camera was mounted on the side of the LEM. There was no "who," only a "what."Who took the picture of the astronaut climbing down the ladder and being the first man to take a step on the moon?
Hey, I've been called a LOT worse.Can I call you Neil?![]()
Now that must of been a classic. I missed is.Hey, I've been called a LOT worse.Just don't try to make me cry, like vcm did to Dice.OK?
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I've never heard the whole story, only bits and pieces. But, it does sound funny.Now that must of been a classic. I missed is.
Get Charlie to tell you the story about when he worked in the Circus. Edgar is a nice guy. Now Boyd, on the other hand..... Bah HumbugI am ready for Christmas.
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The shot of Armstrong going down the ladder was taken from the side. The angle from the camera would have been about 45 degrees or so to the ladder.Ok ok, TB you got me on that one.Now that must of been one telescopic pole on that camera to go out and turn around and do the Kodak moment.
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The ball may not have achieved escape velocity, because the suits limited movement so much.Ok ok, better stop the chit chat before Troy gets on us again.
Now I think I remember on one mission, a golf club and a ball went up there.
One of the guys teed off. I guess the ball is still going. It has to land some where says Newton.
The flag on the moon presented a special problem. With no wind, it would just hang (or float) there. So, they had to design a flag that would stand outward as if it was in a wind under the conditions of no atmosphere. The sight of the flag outstretched was an important political consideration.I think the golf club and balls came from Bob Hope. The US flag is impressive. Waving in the wind. Just goofing around tonight. I really don't feel well today.