In "First Man: A Life of Neil A. Armstrong" (2005, Simon and Schuster), Armstrong told Hansen that he came up with the quote as he completed the post-landing checklist and prepared for humanity's ...

Neil Armstrong’s now world famous words to the ... ‘for’ instead of his intended ‘for a.'” Armstrong’s best quote cited, also, is wondering how to listen for sound 240,000 miles.

Armstrong, which inspired the 2018 film First Man — some think Neil Armstrong’s famous quote is a riff on a line from J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit, in which the author describes protagonist ...

The famous first words uttered by the first person on the moon, Neil Armstrong, may not have been ... the moonwalker insisted that the official quote included the extra word.) ...

When astronaut Neil Armstrong uttered what became one of the best-known – and most debated – quotes in all of history, he actually might have said it exactly the way he meant to, not the way ...

Quotes about Neil Armstrong, the American who was the first human to walk on the moon, who died Saturday at age 82: — "For those who may ask what they can do to honour Neil, we have a simple ...

And without the "a," the quote might be redundant; "man" and "mankind" meaning the same thing. [Neil Armstrong's 'One Small Step' That Changed The World | Video] A team of speech scientists and ...

Dean Armstrong's story just adds a little ambiguity. Maybe Neil had more than one quote in mind at that point, and only shared one of them with his brother. Or maybe the quote he showed his ...

Armstrong, which inspired the 2018 film First Man — some think Neil Armstrong’s famous quote is a riff on a line from J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit, in which the author describes protagonist ...

When astronaut Neil Armstrong uttered what became one of the best-known – and most debated – quotes in all of history, he actually might have said it exactly the way he meant to, not the way ...

He didn’t say "I thought up the quote after we landed;" he said, "I decided what I would say after we landed." Dean Armstrong's story just adds a little ambiguity. Maybe Neil had more than one ...