Many people don't know, but the first footage of a man on the moon ( Neil Armstrong) was taken by the camera on the side of the lunar module Eagle. This was able to be deployed by Armstrong just before exiting. After that, Armstrong photographed Aldrin, the second man on the moon with a hand-held camera. There were also five other missions where the same methods were used to photograph a total of twelve astronauts on the moon's surface.
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No, it should be "This is the man of whom I took a picture." Today, in casual language, grammarians are generally flexible about the rule saying you can't end sentences with prepositions, so "This is the man whom I took a picture of" would be okay for informal speech. ****** Informally, you could also simply say, "This is the man I took a picture of."
it was a camera attached to the side of the lander. buzz Aldrin and niel Armstrong took lots of pictures when they were both on the surface - www.nasa.gov
Point out the name of the first rocket which took man to moon who make astroids on these mission
There were picture of neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin walking on the moon. They took pictures of themselves like tourists.
1969 is when the first man on the moon Neil Armstrong took man's first steps on the moon.
Buzz Aldrin .
Buzz Aldrin was the second person to walk on the moon.Neil Armstrong took his picture
It took a great deal of money and man effort to put a man on the moon and to bring him back.
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The first man to put foot on the moon was Neil Armstrong followed shortly by Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin. The rocket that took them into Earth orbit was a Saturn V (five). The spacecraft that took them to the moon and into orbit around it was an Apollo and the spacecraft that took them from moon orbit to the surface of the moon was a Lunar Module.
If I had 400,000 people helping me, I could. That's how many it took to build the Saturn V rocket and Apollo hardware that took man to the moon.
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There was a fixed camera .
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It was the first time Man left Earth orbit. This mission went around the Moon and took the greatest picture of all time,The globe of the Earth floating in space.
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The picture I think you are referring to is of Buzz Aldrin. Neil Armstrong took the photo and also most of the ones taken on the Apollo 11 moon landing. He did not directly appear in any still photographs while on the surface.
Rain Man came out in 1988, and won the Best Picture award in the ceremony that took place in 1989.
No, it is not. The man that took the picture used a small toy submarine. He fashioned his own Loch Ness monster head and slipped it onto the periscope and put it into shallow water on the shores of the lake and took the picture where only water could be seen. Another man claimed the picture as his own, but later admitted he had not taken the picture and that it was fake.
The Apollo 11 mission was the first manned mission to land on the Moon.
No not at all , he went on the surface of the moon , and took those bold steps for man.
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