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Buzz Aldrin Refutes Space Sale, Is Keeping Moon Memorabilia

A New York auction house is set to sell more than 300 space artifacts on Monday (March 25), including original documents that were flown to the moon and used to carry out the first manned lunar landing. Full story

March 20: Nightly News Wednesday broadcast

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Happy birthday, Buzz Aldrin! Apollo 11 moonwalker is 83

Famed space man Buzz Aldrin, the second person ever to walk on the moon, celebrated his 83rd birthday in cosmic style on Sunday. Full story

Alaska's lost moon rocks back at last

"The Last Frontier" has been reunited with the "final frontier" after the return of moon rocks that went missing in Alaska nearly 40 years ago. The tale of the tiny lunar pebbles' restoration to the 49th state includes an arson's fire, a teenager's theft, a science fair photo and a ship's captain fr Full story

Minnesota's missing moon rocks found 

Five small fragments of the moon, which were collected at Tranquility Base 40 years ago and gifted to the people of Minnesota, have been found by the National Guard. Full story

Farewell, Neil Armstrong: 1st Moonwalker Buried at Sea

The iconic astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first person to set foot on the moon, was buried at sea today (Sept. 14). Full story

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  Brinkley:  Moon landing ‘will certainly be remembered as long as mankind remembers anything’    

The night before the Apollo 11 launch, July 15, 1969   NBC’s David Brinkley talked about how historic the moon landing would be and how long it would be remembered. 

  Nov. 16: Nightly News Wednesday broadcast

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  Apollo 11 crew receives Congressional Gold Medal

Congress presented the Congressional Gold Medal Wednesday to the crew of Apollo 11. House and Senate leaders honored astronauts John Glenn, Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.

  From the archives:  First moon landing and walk

Thirty years after, the historic Apollo 11 spaceflight, which landed the first men on the moon in July of 1969, NBC’s Time and Again looked back at the heroes and inspiration of that mission. NBC’s David Brinkley reports.

  Apollo 11 touches down

Relive the moments leading up to humanity's first landing on another world.

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Blast from the Past
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Handout photo of Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin
Handout photo of Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin

Apollo 11 crew's portrait session shows astronauts Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin in this July 1969 handout photo courtesy of NASA. REUTERS/NASA/Handout