How to find the Apollo11 landing site on the Moon with your own naked eyes:
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Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin photographed his footprint in the lunar soil as part of an experiment to study the nature of lunar dust and the effects of pressure on the surface .It should be required learning at school. How to tell the time using a clock. How to read and write. How to find the Apollo landing sites on the Moon.Sure, there’s a lot of overkill about the Apollo 11 coverage in the media this week. Journalists love an anniversary, and it's little more than that.
One of the most famous photos ever taken – Buzz Aldrin on the moon, with Neil Armstrong's reflection in his visor.It’s all very good timing. Since there’s a “full thunder moon” today, exactly 50 years after the first crewed mission to land on the moon launched from Cape Canaveral, you can go outside after dark tonight and quite easily locate the approximate location of"Tranquility Base.
Here’s how you do it … and, for good measure, how to find where the last man on the moon set foot, too. Arguably that will be just as poignant a 50th anniversary when December 14, 2022 rolls around. How to find the landing site of Apollo 11“Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed.” Commander Neil Armstrong was talking, of course, about Apollo 11’s landing site in the southern part of or Sea of Tranquility.
After his and Schmitt's 22 hours of moonwalks, Cernan took humanity’s last step from the surface of the Moon on December 14, 1972.
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