MAN ON THE MOON

While there on many books on Apollo that a serious enthusiast should read, this is easily the SINGLE best book yet written, by Andrew Chaikin with the forward by Tom Hanks.

A decade in the making, this book is based on hundreds of hours of in-depth interviews with each of the twenty-four moon voyagers, as well as those who contributed their brain power, training and teamwork on Earth. In his preface Chaikin writes, "We touched the face of another world and became a people without limits."

Chaikin is the only person to interview all 12 moonwalkers and get their personal feelings about everything from astronaut & crew selection, training, peer relations and best of all; orbiting and walking the moon. This is not a technical or scientific history, but an account of how the astronauts FELT about their entire Apollo experiences. You can easily "walk in their shoes" and "see through their eyes" with this book.

He writes in a way anyone can understand, and simplifies the engineering and scientific aspects so you can understand what the astronauts were dealing with. Not only does he avoid getting bogged down in technical speak, but actually makes the technical parts fascinating to learn!

"I've been there. Chaikin took me back."--Gene Cernan, Apollo 17 astronaut

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ETERNAL MOONWALK

It's interesting to note that the death of pop icon, Michael Jackson, purveyor of the Moonwalk dance, happened within days of the "real" moonwalk made by Neal Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin of the Apollo 11 space mission.

So, we're going down the rabbit hole on the internet searches and lo and behold, these two events seem to be inextricably tied in the cosmic consciousness of Google. The words of Neal Armstrong crackled over time and space, "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" - seeming to predict the future.

And then, deeper down the rabbit hole we go and we find this website, Eternal Moonwalk, a tribute to Michael Jackson. As someone who had a knack for bringing the world together, asking us to see that WE are the world (not hard to do from the moon with that view), his legacy lives on in things such as this. Perhaps this moonwalk really is one small step for man, and one giant leap for mankind.

Check out the Eternal Moonwalk....