[ MUSIC ]
>> T-MINUS 15 SECONDS.
GUIDANCE IS INTERNAL.
12, 11, 10, 9...
IGNITION SEQUENCE START.
6, 5, 4,
3, 2, 1, 0.
ALL ENGINES RUNNING.
WE HAVE A LIFT-OFF,
LIFT-OFF ON APOLLO 11.
>> DOWN.
4 FORWARD.
DRIFTING TO THE RIGHT A LITTLE.
>> 30 SECONDS.
>> FORWARD DRIFT?
>> CONTACT LIGHT.
OKAY, ENGINE STOP.
>> TRANQUILITY BASE HERE.
THE EAGLE HAS LANDED.
>> ROGER, TRANQUILITY.
WE COPY YOU ON THE GROUND.
YOU GOT A BUNCH OF GUYS
ABOUT TO TURN BLUE.
WE'RE BREATHIN' AGAIN.
THANKS A LOT.
>> ARMSTRONG IS ON THE MOON,
NEIL ARMSTRONG.
A 38 YEAR-OLD AMERICAN,
STANDING ON THE SURFACE
OF THE MOON.
ON THIS JULY 20, 1969.
>> THAT'S ONE SMALL STEP
FOR MAN, ONE GIANT LEAP
FOR MANKIND.
>> OH, THAT LOOKS BEAUTIFUL
FROM HERE, NEIL.
>> IT HAS A STARK BEAUTY
ALL ITS OWN.
IT'S, UH, LIKE MUCH OF
THE HIGH DESERT OF, UH,
THE UNITED STATES.
IT'S, UH, DIFFERENT, BUT
IT'S VERY PRETTY OUT HERE.
>> BEAUTIFUL VIEW.
>> ISN'T THAT SOMETHIN'?
MAGNIFICENT SIGHT OUT HERE.
>> MAGNIFICENT DESOLATION.
>> TRANQUILITY BASE, HOUSTON.
GUIDANCE RECOMMENDATION, UH,
IS PGNS, AND YOU'RE CLEARED
FOR TAKEOFF.
>> ROGER, UNDERSTAND.
WE'RE NUMBER 1 ON THE RUNWAY.
>> 7, 6, 5...
ENGINE ARM ASCENT.
>> OH, BEAUTIFUL.
>> VERY SMOOTH.
>> VERY QUIET RIDE.
>> APOLLO 11, APOLLO 11.
THIS IS HORNET-- HORNET.
OVER.
>> HELLO, HORNET.
THIS IS APOLLO 11 READING YOU
LOUD AND CLEAR.
OUR POSITION: 1330--