With Neil Armstrong gone, how will moonshots be remembered?

Wednesday, July 17, 2013 - 18:20 in Astronomy & Space

It's been 44 years since humans first set foot on the moon, but less than one year since the first human to do so died. The passing of Apollo 11 commander Neil Armstrong, the best-known moonwalker, could herald a shift in how the past and the future of moon exploration is viewed.

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