In a documentary about the " Apollo " space mission, 77-year-old Buzz Aldrin relives the exciting moments of the year with the audience.
The Apollo project has broadened the horizons of mankind, allowed mankind to truly realize the true face of the moon, and also led the aerospace industry into another field. In order to remember this great moment, the British director seized the opportunity to find these astronauts and recorded their personal experiences and changes in their lives at that time.
At the premiere of the documentary "Shadow of the Moon", space fans can not only watch the movie first, but also face-to-face with the astronauts who have participated in the Apollo project. The five astronauts who have stepped on the surface of the moon will share their moonfall stories and the mysteries of the universe.
Apollo11 member Buzz Aldrin said, "From the development of space shuttles and space stations to the real exploration, we have experienced a very difficult transition period."
The Apollo program through realist style show on the screen, the director is a tribute to these scientists.
Director Singleton said, "The Apollo project is not just the achievement of the Americans, but the achievement of all mankind. The whole world is inspired."
