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You can  \nfind out what they mean by looking in the glossary.  \n# First on the Moon\n\nOn July 20,1969,Commander Neil  \nArmstrong coasted abovethe surface of the Moonsearching for a goodplace to land.The Eagle,his spacecraft,was nearlyout of fuel.With onlyseconds to go,Armstrongfound a smooth spot andlanded the Eagle.Thenhe put on his space suitand backed down theEagle's ladder.Half a  \n4  \nbillion people watched ontheir televisions as NeilArmstrong became thefirst person in history totouch the Moon.  \nNeil Armstrong is aboutthree years old here.  \n\n| Timeline   |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  | 1930   | 1946   | 1950   | 1955   |  | 1956   |\n\nMarries Janet  \nGraduates  \nBorn in  \nFights in  \nEarns pilot  \nWapakoneta,  \nfrom Purdue  \nlicense  \nShearon;enters  \nKorean  \nUniversity  \nOhio  \nWar  \nastronaut program  \nNeil's first airplane ride was in a plane similar to this one.  \nNeil Alden Armstrong had spent yearspreparing for that moment.He was bornon August 5,1930,in Wapakoneta,Ohio.He was only two when his parents took himto watch the Cleveland Air Races.At age six,he took his first plane ride in a Ford Tri-Motor Airplane.Neil Armstrong was hookedon flying.In first grade,he read nearly 100books,and many were about flying.  \n\n|  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 1966  \u003Cbr>1969   | 1971   | 1986   |\n\nCommands Apollo 11;  \nCommands  \nTeaches at  \nServes on  \nGem","cbCaivfVNNrUdBTz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivfVNNrUdBTz","pdf",2967961,"English","# First on the Moon\n## Childhood","[{\"question\":\"What happened during Neil Armstrong’s Apollo 11 Moon landing on July 20, 1969?\",\"answer\":\"With the Eagle nearly out of fuel, Armstrong found a smooth landing spot, landed the spacecraft, then went down the ladder in his space suit. 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