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Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, died Saturday, weeks after heart surgery and days after his 82nd birthday.
Armstrong commanded the Apollo 11 spacecraft that landed on the moon on July 20, 1969, and he radioed back to Earth the historic news of "one giant leap for mankind." He spent nearly three hours walking on the moon with fellow astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin.
Source: http://goo.gl/Oy46Z
Rest in peace.
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Rest in peace, one of the greatest steps ever made.
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Just went to the NASA Space Museum in Houston a few weeks ago, was really interesting to me. RIP
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That's a shame. Such a guy, he left behind quite a legacy.
Rest in peace
P.S. - TL is starting to become my primary news source because stories are reported so quickly and usually accurately.
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RIP 
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On August 26 2012 04:15 Cokefreak wrote:
Rest in peace, one of the greatest steps ever made.
Did he tell the secret to anyone before he died?
RIP Mr. Armstrong!
EDIT: I am removing this red warning line. Failing warned me for all the wrong reasons. I remember watching a documentary where Armstrong specifically saying that he wishes to share a secret by the time he dies.
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United Kingdom16710 Posts
Rest in peace Mr Armstrong. You will never be forgotten.
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Most important "step" in human history.
Rest in peace.
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too bad he was never there :'< jk
rip
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On August 26 2012 04:19 xwoGworwaTsx wrote:Show nested quote +On August 26 2012 04:15 Cokefreak wrote:
Rest in peace, one of the greatest steps ever made. Did he tell the secret to anyone before he died? RIP Mr. Armstrong!
Exactly my first thoughts upon reading this.
RIP
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guess its the bad news week for the armstrong name, first lance and now neil, RIP
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On August 26 2012 04:22 vidium wrote:
guess its the bad news week for the armstrong name, first lance and now neil, RIP
my thoughts too
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Hero has left earth for good =[
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United States2822 Posts
He helped carry the dreams of an entire race to a place where none have gone before.
Rest in peace.
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United States547 Posts
RIP my hero I've always wanted to walk on the moon ever since I saw the documentary For All Mankind. You are a huge inspiration to me and were the main influence on me when I chose Astronautical Engineering as my career path. You will be greatly missed.
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Hong Kong9179 Posts
hopefully we and future generations can build upon the groundbreaking things that he and the rest of his generation accomplished in space exploration
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