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paragraph on describing your experience of the landing on moon​

Answer 1

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‘I remember feeling an almost physical thrill run through me’

I was 16, sitting in our huge downstairs recreation room with my parents, my brothers and sister, and many of our closest friends. We were one of the few families with a large colour television in our circle of friends, so we invited many of them to join us to watch Apollo 11 land. As I recall now, there were almost 30 of us sitting and standing, hardly daring to even talk as we watched.

I remember feeling an almost physical thrill run through me as we watched Neil Armstrong climbing down the ladder, and I remember my mother gasping aloud “That was perfect!”, through her tears of joy and excitement after he made that famous “That’s one small step for a man...” statement. I remember my grandfather screaming with excitement: “Do you believe what we just saw? My lord, can you believe it?” As a young man, he had witnessed Glenn Curtis fly the first airplane over New York and now he’d watched men walk on the moon. He was like a little boy again for a few moments, so delighted to have lived to see both. Edwin Green, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA

‘We stuck our heads out to stare at the moon – every household in the street was doing the same’

We watched the landing on TV in our shared house in London and as soon as Armstrong stepped out my flatmate and I rushed to the window in the loft and stuck our heads out to stare at the moon – as if we could see him – to find that just about every household in the street was doing the same. It was a great shared moment not just for the street but for mankind. Carolyn, 73, Bristol

‘I was thrilled beyond belief when I received the crew photo’

We didn’t have a television in our home in Delhi so we heard the news via All India Radio. After that and reading all about it in the Times of India, I remember sending a postcard (with my mother’s help) to Mr. Neil Armstrong, Apollo 11, NASA, Houston, Texas, USA requesting an autographed photograph.

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