Apollo 11 crew interview 20th anniversary commemoration of the first lunar landing - Neil Armstrong; Buzz Aldrin; Michael CollinsKey moments: WHAT IS THE MOST VIVID MEMORY EACH OF YOU HAS ABOUT THE MISSION? 1:06 WHAT WAS THE MOST PERSONALLY REWARDING PART OF THE MISSION FOR EACH OF YOU? 2:39 AS BEST YOU CAN, RECALL AND DESCRIBE HOW EACH OF YOU FELT THAT DAY IN JULY 1969 AS YOU PREPARED FOR THE LAUNCH. 4:11 WHAT WERE YOUR IMMEDIATE IMPRESSIONS OF THE LUNAR SURFACE WHEN YOU FIRST WALKED ON IT AND TOUCHED IT? 6:04 MIKE, WHAT WERE YOU ABLE TO SEE FROM YOUR VANTAGE POINT AS YOU CIRCLED THE MOON? 8:09 WHAT GOES THROUGH YOUR MIND WHEN YOU THINK BACK TO VIEWING THE EARTH AS A WHOLE FROM SO FAR OUT IN SPACE? HOW DID THAT IMPRESS YOU AT THE TIME? 9:24 ARE YOU SURPRISED THAT WE HAVEN'T GONE BACK TO THE MOON? IN RETROSPECT, DO YOU THINK LANDING ON THE MOON WHEN WE DID CHANGED THE WAY WE NOW VIEW OUR PLANET? 11:51 HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT THAT, NEIL – ABOUT GOING TO MARS? DO YOU THINK THAT SHOULD BE THE NEXT MANNED SPACE EXPLORATION? 14:46 The Apollo 11 crew members share their vivid experiences during the mission, including flying through the Moon's shadow, witnessing Earth from the lunar surface, and the challenges faced during the journey. They reflect on the significance of the mission, the impact on their lives, and the importance of space exploration for the future.