Toronto Sun
U.S. astronaut Neil Armstrong, who took a giant leap for mankind when he became the first person to walk on the moon, has died at the age of 82, his family said on Saturday.
The family said in a statement online that Armstrong died following complications from heart-bypass surgery he underwent earlier this month, just two days after his birthday on Aug. 5.
A small white bag that was used by Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong to hold the first lunar samples collected from the surface of the moon is at the center of not one, but two lawsuits over who owns it today: the woman who won it at an auction or NASA.
Big thanks to you Mr.Armstrong for all you've done. God Speed as you embark on one last great journey into the unknown.
Hope they have an epic memorial for him
there's a man who i doubt will ever be forgotten so long as humanity survives.
he took part in one of the most momentous acts in human history, the first human being to set foot on another world, a cold dead small world, but still.
for that he has earned his place in history.
when humanity does visit other worlds in person, Neil Armstrong will always be remembered as the pioneer.
We never landed on the moon. It's the ultimate one up on Russia, "You beat us to space so we're going to the moon. Now top that."
I really don't be leave we had the technology to broadcast that to every home back then.
I don't think we have ever landed on the moon.
I think it was done because of the space race, way to many people that worked for NASA died during that time, i think murdered. Some astronauts burned to death, some died in weird accidents
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You might not agree, that's fine.
But every has there own opinions.