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2012年8月25日,第一个漫步月球的人走了。他叫阿姆斯特朗。回归地球以后的43年以来,工程技术出身的阿姆斯特朗先生致力于做一个“穿着白袜子和白T恤的书呆子工程师”。平凡,如同您我。美利坚合众国在执行为期11年的登月工程期间,于1969年7月20日,利用阿波罗宇宙飞船把人类第一次送入外星。宇航员阿姆斯特朗工程师在踏上月球时对着全球5.28亿电视直播观众说过的那句感言,后来成为全人类探求未知世界的精神纪念碑:这是个人的一小步,却是人类的一大步。40多年来还没有过其他的载人航天器离开过地球轨道。
On August 25, 2012, the first man walking the moon was gone. His name is Armstrong. For forty-three years since he returned to Earth, Mr. Armstrong, a graduate of engineering, is committed to being a nerdy engineer wearing a white sock and a white T-shirt. Ordinary, as you and me. During the 11-month moon landing project in the United States of America, on July 20, 1969, the Apollo spacecraft was used to send humans for the first time to extraterrestrials. The astronaut Armstrong said to the 528 million television viewers across the world when he embarked on the moon and later became a spiritual monument to all of mankind’s quest for an unknown world: a small step for man, but a big step for mankind . No other manned spacecraft has left Earth orbit for more than 40 years.