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This report first appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald on July 22, 1969.
Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin, within the lunar module Eagle, blasted far from the moon early today for any rendezvous with the main Apollo 11 spaceship, Columbia. today (Sydney time). astronauts had had six hours' rest aboard the Eagle. Aldrin reported: "Neil continues to be lying about the engine cover and i also curled on the floor." Mission control said Armstrong had slept fitfully. astronauts plunged into checks in the engine which launched them through the lunar surface in the ascent 1 / 2 of the Eagle.
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Armstrong and Aldrin blasted off by using the bottom 50 % of the Eagle as being a Ray Ban Wayfarer 90% off launch pad.
The Eagle's ascent engine was scheduled to burn for seven minutes, 18 seconds before it achieved lunar orbit.
After further firings, enhancing the Eagle's speed and putting it in a constant angle in relation to the Columbia, the docking with the mother ship was to be achieved three hours, 37 minutes after lift off.
After Armstrong and Aldrin had used in the Ray Ban sunglasses outlet Columbia, the Eagle was to be jettisoned about. Armstrong Ray Ban outlet and Aldrin vacuum clean their equipment and space suits before entering Columbia.
11.21am: Ascent half Eagle jettisoned and abandoned in moon orbit.
with AAP
The story Flight in the moon begins first appeared on The Sydney Morning Herald.
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