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July 1969, Apollo 11

Read The Engineer’s archive coverage of the technology behind the Apollo 11 mission

Astronaut Neil Armstrong - the first man on the moon - passed away last week at the age of 82. This fascinating article from The Engineer’s archive sheds some light on the engineering that made his “giant leap” possible.

 

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