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Before the Moon, Armstrong nearly died on Earth. In 1968 his lunar landing trainer lost control and he ejected just seconds before it slammed into the ground. The mission continued, but this moment shows how razor thin the margins were. Follow @spaceeves #NeilArmstrong #Apollo #NASA #SpaceHistory | SpaceEve

The Moon landing mission is one of the greatest achievements in human history but it also carries many mysteries. Astronauts walked on the Moon, collected rocks, and returned safely to Earth. They reported strange silence, harsh shadows, and unusual light reflections on the lunar surface. Scientists explain these as effects of no atmosphere, low gravity, and extreme sunlight. Still, many people remain curious and ask questions about what astronauts truly experienced on another world. The Moon ke