Neil Comins (Astronomer): They probably would have covered hundreds of miles and then they would come back 13)scouring the land, taking debris from the surface of the Earth into the oceans.

尼尔·康明斯（天文学家）：那些海潮很可能冲入离岸数百英里的陆地，然后在退潮的时候，潮水冲刷着大地，把陆地表面的各种碎片卷到海里。

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In July 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first (1) to walk on the (2) People all around the world watched their televisions and waited for the (3) to (4) the earth.

在1969年7月，尼尔%·阿姆斯特朗成为第一个在（2）月球上行走的（1）宇航员。 全世界的人们都看了电视，等待（4）到达地球的（3）消息。

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On the moon, we had one-sixth of Earth's gravity, allowing Neil and me to move around easily in the Eagle to put on equipment for our walk.

WSJ: Buzz Aldrin on His Lunar Home, the Eagle

Godspeed, Neil Armstrong, as the vestiges of your presence on earth slip into the sea, and thanks for the lessons.

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In other company news, 36 years after astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin strode upon the Earth's only natural satellite, Schmidt's firm has launched Google Moon: A mapping service that lets homo sapiens explore the lunar surface from their PCs.

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