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A display of various newspapers reporting on the Apollo 11 mission. Picture 2 of 3. The sign accompanying this display reads
The camera described on the sign was a television camera; the word "film" is used as a generic verb (although Aldrin did point a data acquisition camera out the Lunar Module's window to film Armstrong egressing the LM and taking his first steps; of course, the film stock was actually on the moon and returned to Earth with the astronauts, and so was not available to the public until that time). The newspaper on the left is the Washington Post and has a headline of "'The Eagle Has Landed'—Two Men Walk on the Moon". The center newspaper is the New York Daily News with a headline of "Men Walk on the Moon - 'One Small Step for Man ... One Giant Leap for Mankind'". The newspapers at right are the Augusta Herald (which appears to have gone out of business, as it has no Web presence) with "Eagle's Crew Points for Home After Great Leap for Mankind" and the Los Angeles Times with a headline of "Man Walks on the Moon - 'Smal Step for Man ... Giant Leap for Mankind'. | ||||
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