Footprint on the Moon – 3D space magnet – Space flight and Men into space

3D picture on 6 x 6 cm plastic board with magnet

Footprint on the moon

Edwin Eugene Aldrin, Jr., called Buzz Aldrin (born January 20, 1930 in Montclair, New Jersey), is a former U.S. astronaut. He was a member of the Apollo-11 crew and entered the moon as the second man shortly after Neil Armstrong. On July 20, 1969, Buzz Aldrin photographed his footprint in very fine dust on the lunar surface. He also did this to record the properties of the very fine moon dust in an image. It is similar to cement dust. The edges are razor sharp, and nothing trickles from the sides into the footprint.

Because there is no atmosphere on the moon, the footprints of the twelve astronauts who were on the moon will still exist for millions of years before they are gradually leveled by tiny, dust-grain-sized meteorites.

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