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Left Handed Astronauts

 "One Giant Left foot For Mankind"

On July 20, 1969, left handed Neil Armstrong, became the first man on the moon. One small step for man, one giant left foot for mankind. As you watch the video of this historic moment (see below) you will see him take the first step with his left foot. Buzz Aldrin, the second man was also left handed.

Apollo 11 crew

Perhaps their right brain thinking influenced them to be creative and imaginative enough to accomplish one of the most important feats of our lifetime. I am currently working on a page titled "Left Handed Brain" which will explain more in depth information on why right brained people (lefties) may have some advantages today and in the future.


Other notable astronauts that were left handed are Jim Lovell (Gemini and Apollo missions) and Wally Schirra (Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions).

Growing up during the space race was a very exciting time for a young boy like myself. I remember writing the original seven astronauts and getting autographed pictures back from them. Rockets and spaceships became a reality thanks to many brave men and women. If you are interested in the the history of the space race go to Collecting -The-Space-Race.com.
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