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DescriptionA Man on the Moon, AS11-40-5903 (cropped).jpg	English: Apollo 11 Hasselblad image from film magazine 40/S - EVA. The image of astronaut Neil Armstrong photographing astronaut Aldrin is clearly seen in the reflections on the helmet visor of astronaut Aldrin. Astronaut Armstrong, the Lunar Module Eagle, and the shadow cast by Aldrin are mirrored in the reflection. Astronaut Aldrin showing boots and suit discoloration caused by adhering lunar soil.
Date	20 July 1969
Source	https://tothemoon.im-ldi.com/gallery/Apollo/11/7#AS11-40-5903
Author	Neil A. Armstrong
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