Buzz Aldrin Remembers Moon's 'Magnificent Desolation' | Video

[alphabeets]

I don’t think we could have found two finer men to experience this achievement and tell us about it.

[leosmithonbass]

"there's only three of us who are not

[apolloskyfacer]

CONCERNING THE ‘PRESTIGIOUS UNIVERSITY OF YOU-TUBE.
It is to be noted that there are many ‘learned intellectuals’ here who have done ‘in-depth research’ in ‘Special Alternative Reality at the U of UT. Having completed extensive ‘studies’ and ‘research’ at this place of ‘learning excellence’, they now consider themselves in the unique position of being able to enlighten the rest of us with their ‘profound’ in-depth knowledge of topics such as Space Exploration ect. I hear there are three con men Lecturers in residence there. (oops, I mean ‘learned gentlemen) They are ‘Professors’ Bart Sibrel, Emeritus ‘Bill’ Kaysing, and Massimo Mazzucco ( Department of Misinformation & Nincompoopery)
One could imagine that they have gained diplomas resulting in such extensive studies and research. Sadly for them, if such diplomas actually existed, as in being printed out, they’d not be worth the paper they’ve been printed on. I suppose they could be utilized as arse wipe but a sewer blockage would then be a problem.

[Ruggedystim]

I seriously believe we've been to the moon, but how come he has details about everything except for his time on the moon? He talked awhile but only said maybe 15 words about the moon, and it was about his helmet looking up 27 degrees or something. He's still the man, American hero and deserves every second of time he speaks to us, and we should listen

[Terribleathletes]

NASA cited many reasons why they picked Neil to be the first one down the ladder, but the ones that really resonated with me were that they wanted the first man on the moon to be a civilian, which Neil was, and also, since they knew that the first man on the moon would become a symbol, and they wanted that symbol to be one of humility, Neil was a very humble man, whereas MANY of the other Apollo astronauts (including Buzz) were complete egomaniacs. Even in this interview which takes place decades after the fact, Aldrin still seems a slight bit envious that he wasn't allowed to go first.

[poobum]

like his forthright manner - a real super star !!

[Shift]

He's like everyone's grandpa that loves to ramble on about stuff, only it's THE COOLEST STUFF EVER

[MichaelPomeroyinmauritania]

*That man stood on the surface of another planet!*
I get all choked up just thinking about it.

[r_a_]

Please add subtitles because auto generated captions are not accurate.

[Alexio]

I am so astounded by the amount of people who are so adamant in believing this is fake.  It's so hard for me to come to terms with the fact that people are this ignorant.  I don't understand what it will take to finally shake you of your false beliefs and make you realize that this great achievement actually happened.

[miketituspikardski]

We choose to go to Mars and colonise that planet so that we shall conquer the galaxy.

[yvindfotland]

+Michael P Moon is not a planet its a moon

[inamullahmohmand]

God has said in the Qur'an that he will give knowledge to humans to travel to galaxies

[-inch-arms]

These were the days of grace. The days of heros. America was strong and it's people focused. Look at the difference between then and now.