Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 21, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba Astronauts homeward bound Winnipeg Mee press. Moon supplement monday. July 21. In t that said Armstrong. It s a magnificent sight out making sure not to lock it on while Armstrong watched my Way he said in comic Aldrin went through some Cau incredibly Clear the picture showed a Distant Lem squat Ting on the Bleak but Beautiful lunar surface like some giant mechanical toy. It appeared to _., of Tjun i fashion. That s our Home for Titus walking experiments to be perfectly level not at All see How hard or easy it was in his 85 Pound pressure suit. Reaching Down is fairly he said. The mass of the Backpack does have some effect on inertia. There s a slight tendency i can see now to tip when he d that to his satisfaction Aldrin and i Strong both walked around the said Aldrin when Lem s 31-foot base inspecting he d met Armstrong on lunar its four legs and undercarriage Al. the next couple of hours and i want to make sure we can get Back Aldrin reported it was a very simple matter to hop Down from one step to the to make the last and longest step he said he put both hands on the fourth rung up and leaned Back with his left foot first. The rough lunar surface. Eways food food eyes examined Contact lenses fitted optometrist m. M. Solomon oily . To 6 . Optical lower level pole Park dial 988-4621 Eaton s Polo Park we rent apartment and household furniture modern age furniture Modermott it Albert phone. 942-3279 at the same time that they began looking Over the Moon s surface. These rocks Are rather slip Armstrong said. The powdery surface fills up the Fine pores on the rocks and we tend to slide Over it rather while Armstrong got ready to move the television camera out about 30 feet from the Lem Aldrin did some More experimental walking. If i m about to lose my balance in one said Aldrin recovery is quite natural and easy. You be just got to be careful leaning in the direction you want to go at that Aldrin apparently spotted an interesting Rock. Hey he said. Did t i say we d find a purple did you find a purple Rock Armstrong asked him. Replied Aldrin. The next thing Armstrong did was to change lenses on the television camera putting a telephoto Lens on it for a closeup View of what was happening. Now Well read the plaque for those who Haven t read it Armstrong said refer see them ring to a Small stainless steel b plaque that had been placed command Craft one of the Landing Craft s legs. R 6 i when he finally swung around tilted on terrain. When he got the camera mounted correctly he walked Back toward the Lem with the camera View following him All the Way. Just after both men removed a pole from one of the Lem s legs and removed a Flagstaff and a plastic american Flag which they pressed gently into the lunar surface. When they had saluted the Flag astronaut Bruce Mccand less commented on the Little ceremony from his Perch in the manned spacecraft Centre s Mission control room. The Flag is up said i Mccandless. You can see the stars and stripes on the lunar at Mccandless asked both men to stand together near the Flag. The president of the United states would like to talk to Mccandless a d. Hello Neil and Buzz i m talking to you from the Oval room of the White president Richard Nixon began. Because of whal you have done the heavens have become part of Man s world. It inspires us to double our efforts to bring peace and Tranquillity to or. Nixon spoke to the astronauts for almost two minutes and when he d finished talking the tw6 astronauts stood erect and saluted directly at the television camera. During most of their Early time on the Moon astronaut Michael Collins not Only did t walking on the Moon the Moon and in it Armstrong said. Here men from the planet Earth first set foot on the Moon. July 1969. . We came in peace for All it has the Crew members Armstrong said and the signature of the president of the United Armstrong next took the television camera out to a spot about 40 feet from the Lem where he placed it on a Small tripod. For Sale or rent to. It. Sprinkler system railway siding 2 elevators new 4 Storey building steam heat Oil and cat boiler i and 3 phase Power washroom each floor taxes under open to offers owner will carry mortgage 943-3421 w. C. 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At present there Are 4 Sheet ing classes held in the Winnipeg area. Anyone interested can Call s8s-mw to find the thin person within themselves. Again in front of the Moon Armstrong and Aldrin had been out almost 30 minutes. How s it Collins asked plaintively. Just Mccandless told him. How the he asked. Just he was told. Record of Busy Day Houston a Here Are highlights of Apollo 11 sunday and today All times cd sunday astronauts awakened by mis Sion control at . Ate breakfast and put on Moon walking suits. Crew reported spaceship in excellent condition Edwin Buzz Aldrin crawled into pm at . Neil a. Armstrong joined him an hour later and together they activated and checked out pm sys tems. Mission control told Apollo 11 at noon. You re go for Eagle lunar Lander ind co Lumbia command ship uncouple behind the Moon 45 minutes later. Pm s braking rocket fired first time behind Moon s Back Side at . To Send them on a path less than 10 Miles from the surface. Final 12-minute Burn of Brak ing rocket begins at . Armstrong and Aldrin touched Down at . At . Armstrong re Quested permission to Start their Moon stroll at about 8 ., five hours Early. Additional time was needed to Don life supporting backpacks and Check out equipment. Cockpit de pressurized and i Hatch opened exposing pm Cabin to the lunar vacuum. J Armstrong slowly descends ladder of surface to camera turned on. Armstrong Steps on Moon for first time uses scoop to pick up Sample of lunar Rock and Sticks it in a pocket. Begins inspection of pm Landing gear. Aldrin climbs out pm and Steps on Moon. Armstrong begins putting rocks and Oil samples in a Box. Both astronauts begin detailed inspection of pm. Aldrin carries experiments from pm to a Point about 70 feet away. One Experiment is to Lis ten for Moon quakes and the other is to reflect laser beam fired from Earth so scientists can measure exact Earth Moon distance. Aldrin and Armstrong fill an other Box with the most geologically interesting rocks they can obtain. Aldrin climbs Back into pm. Using a hand powered conveyor Belt Armstrong and Aldrin work together to Transfer Rock boxes cameras and other gear into pm. Armstrong climbs into pm and astronauts re pressurize Cabin. Today after completing Moon walk Armstrong and Amrin Cut Mac nats and me hour Maal period. 50-minute Vest period begins. Astronauts have another meal period. Don t get fooled into buying Black Marke t Moon bust Ivory coast big shipper Abidjan the Ivory coast i is the world s third largest producer of fourth late eat of Cocoa and fifth largest of Basanas and pineapple. By Howard Simons Houston special tons some scientists Here expect an instant Black Market in fake Moon dust. As one of them said unscrupulous promoters and dangerous nuts will claim they lunar samples and offer them for but the real stuff will be better safeguarded than anything in the vaults at it. Knox. The Man who will see to this is Elbert King who soon will have one of the world s great new jobs keeper of All authentic Moon dust on the Earth. Or. King s official title is curator of the lunar receiving the specially constructed quaran Tine facility Here designed to keep what s outside out and and what s inside in. It is in the Laboratory that lunar explorers and lunar rocks will stay for several weeks to prevent contamination. A great Many persons would like a piece of the Moon. A 12-year-old boy wrote to the Laboratory Here recently i have no scientific reasons but i d like a piece of the Moon because i think i deserve a Myca in new zealand would like to incorporate a Moon Rock in a feature Wall of a new youth Centre. a museum Man in new Jersey has made the plea i will never have the pleasure or Chance t o Prospect for minerals on the Moon is there a possibility of getting a specimen when you Are finished with the answer to All such queries is the first Moon material will be and will remain the property of the United states govern ment. Moreover of All the thousands of persons who would like a piece of the Moon Only 150 will get a piece and this on temporary loan. These Are care fully and specially selected scientists called principal paper thin in effect Security begins on the Moon when the three astronauts place their Sam Ples into the Roc boxes and vacuum Seal the boxes. It intensifies when the boxes come to rest in the receiving Laboratory. Thus for example whenever a trans Fer of lunar material is made within the Laboratory itself three forms must be filled out and signed. Information on the forms including a kind of registered letter return receipt re Quested is then fed into a computer which keeps con Stant tabs on every bit of the material. Once the quarantine is ended and the material prepared for the 150 investigators throughout the United states and abroad each investigator or a legally authorized r e p r e tentative must come in person to accept the mat Erial from keeper King. or. King must personally recognize the recipient before he releases the material. Packaging the material for distribution is even More elaborate. Be it a Grain the size of a Pinhead a paper tin wafer or a hunk of Cra Bapple sized Rock each will be insulated e against damage or contamination according to the needs of individual investigators. Some investigators will require and will get Only a single Grain scientists Peter Bell of the Carnegie institution of Washington . Is one of these. His needs for an a Ray diffraction study require Only a single Grain. Accordingly or. Bell s single smaller than a pin head Grain will first be put into a very thick Glass capillary then packed in a plastic vial then put into a still larger plastic or Metal can and then prob ably packed once More into a Container of dry nitrogen. Nitrogen is a preferred Gas for insulation since it is least Likely to alter the Sample within the containers. Other samples will be packaged in still other ways. Some investigators will want their bits or pieces sealed in a vacuum to prevent contamination by earthly organisms or oxygen. One vacuum packing technique Calls for sealing thimble sized aluminium cans under twelve tons of pressure and then cold welding the can to Seal it. Earthly creates still other samples especially the ones that most have to be protected against organic contamination will be packed in Metal vials that have been rinsed in High purity organic solvents. The solvents act to remove earthly greases from the containers such As Finger prints and machine oils. The vials then Are baked in a very hot oven then elaborately cleaned in a dry nitrogen atmosphere and the vial bolted shut. The vial in turn is wrapped in aluminium foil that has been similarly purged of organic residue and put into still another can cleaned inside in the same Way although dirty on the outside. When each investigator finishes his experiments All of this material must be re turned again in person to or. King at the lunar receiving Laboratory. Some by Max Steiman and sons estate auction Sale of spinet plane an Thony Bietz 8 pc. To Jolt dining room set with arc Dunn style Buffet. Singer portable sew ing machine Moffat Apt. Electric Steve. 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