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The second man to walk on the Moon later dug out his old expense claim from the trip, and it turns out Buzz Aldrin was reimbursed the grand sum of 33 dollars and 31 cents, not for the rocket or the spacecraft, but for the ordinary travel expenses of getting himself to and from the launch site like any other business trip.
The Daily Orbit — spacedaily.com


Buzz Aldrin saw Apollo 11’s flag topple in Eagle’s exhaust as the crew left the Moon in 1969. It has likely spent 57 years flat in the lunar dust, its nylon bleached or even destroyed by ultraviolet light—while orbital images show three later Apollo flags still casting shadows.
Mission Notes — spacedaily.com


Ali G: Who Iz I? trailer reveals return of Sacha Baron Cohen’s prank-playing rudeboy
Laurence Phelan — theguardian.com


Apollo 11 set up the Moon's first seismometer in 1969; its recorded moonquakes gave scientists the first detailed map of the lunar interior
TOI World Desk — timesofindia.indiatimes.com


Today in History: August 13, New York throws ticker tape parade for Apollo 11 astronauts
Associated Press — timescall.com


In the weeks before Apollo 11 launched, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins spent their quarantine signing hundreds of autographs, not for fans, but so their families could sell them if the mission killed them, since no insurer would cover astronauts at all
Mission Notes — spacedaily.com


When Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong Were Nearly Stranded on the Moon
Lesley Kennedy — history.com


Buzz Aldrin called the Moon "magnificent desolation." He spent the decades after it showing how much he meant the second word
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com


In July 1969, Buzz Aldrin pulled a small plastic pouch of wine and a wafer from his personal preference kit inside the Eagle lander, poured the wine into a chalice given to him by his Presbyterian church in Texas, and took Communion on the surface of the Moon in the six hours before Armstrong opened the hatch — a private ceremony NASA asked him not to broadcast because of a lawsuit still pending from Apollo 8's reading of Genesis
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com


While Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were preparing to leave the Moon in July 1969, a Soviet robot called Luna 15 was descending toward another lunar sea in a final attempt to bring soil home first; it crashed after 52 orbits, ending a race that continued above the Moon even after Apollo 11 had landed
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com

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