ケイト・ボスワースのインスタグラム(katebosworth) - 7月19日 01時30分

This time, 50 years ago - Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins launched into space. Two of the three astronauts would step foot on the moon, July 20th, 1969.
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I stare at this photo taken by astronaut Michael Collins, the command module pilot (who remained aboard the spacecraft orbiting, while Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin descended to the lunar surface in module “Eagle.”)
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I stare at it and can’t help but summarize what Carl Sagan so famously articulated. Here we all are. Our parents. Our grandparents. All our ancestors. On this big, blue, rotating globe. It took over 400,000 people to work together - men, women, diverse ethnicities, various ages ... to look up, and to decide as a collective - that it’s not some crazy idea to one day stand on the moon. They decided - together - to make something big and conceptual and far away — tangible. It moves me beyond measure to think of this moment in time. To fully comprehend the power of unity.
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When Michael Collins was asked what is his strongest memory of this historic mission - he simply responded “Looking back at Earth from a great distance.”
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And though the response may have been modest, I have no doubt that his heart was overwhelmed beyond words, and I believe he too was moved by the the extraordinary existence of our beautiful planet - and the endless possibility of what human beings can achieve. Of life itself.
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Though you are most likely looking down, reading this text on a mobile device - as I too - am typing it on one. Let’s please remember to raise our eyes from looking down ... to look up ... and to glimpse beyond. For without the desire + inspiration to forge ahead, how can we ever continue to evolve.
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I thank these 3 winged heroes - and the 400,000 others who supported their mission - for urging us to continue to dream - and to one day make another impossible ... Possible.
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(Photo Apollo 11 astronauts, c/o @NASA)

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rmahicks JFK had vision and foresight, the technological advances that were made survive today in so many day to day products, like GPS, freeze dried products etc. the sentiment of the day was why are we putting money into this flight of fancy, when there are so many other areas the money can be used for. I don't have a cost benefit analysis, but I'd like to believe we have a significant ROI. Question is today, with tax cuts and the pressure to cut social programs combined with an aging workforce and the exportation of jobs the pressure to expand social program and increase or reduce the tax base are the pressing social questions and what constituency is affected. I feel we need a real leader in the nations capital with youthful and innovative approaches taking into account education needs and manufacturing needs and entrepreneurship type jobs. We don't make anything anymore and we should be able to combine a service economy with a manufacturing base, so we can look at the earth from a far or look at the moon and feel good about where we are going.

noemi.ando Beautiful,but we should take more care of this planet we call Home,because right now we are just using it for our own benefits without giving back and that is a big problem of our society.We are suffocating this amazing place by just taking and taking.When this gonna stop i wonder?I hope that not too late,not for us but for generations to come so that they could enjoy life not to be worried about existence.

alxevanz http://chng.it/t8Jn9SgRfG aloha Kate can you talk about what is happening to the big island of Hawai’i our sacred Mauna a Wakea is at threat of being desecrated

aali6832 I swear God, use it with all the representatives of Flam who have been informed to Sony, his chemical bomb, melt up the metal, if he does not withdraw from Sony

samannorouzi6 The distance between the moon and the earth is 384,440 km! And the distance between the earth and the sun is 150,000,000 km!!

dixiegarcia22 Muy bonito mensaje maravilloso lo que se puede lograr con la ayuda de Dios

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