Fifty years after Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon, too few people appreciate that achievement fully and with the appropriate degree of wonder.
For almost anyone old enough to remember, that first walk on July 20 will always inspire jaw-dropping awe. And well, it should. No moment in history matches it as an example of collective and focused human genius, will, and courage.
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