Neil Armstrong had them locked in his orbit on that mellow July day in 1968 in the deep woods of West Virginia. The ...

Anyone who knows even a few facts about space probably knows the name Neil Armstrong, who was the first man on the moon, but ...

Neil Armstrong was famously the first man to walk on the moon. But at home, his three children — Mark, Karen and Rick — just knew him as "Dad." Neil welcomed his kids with Janet Shearon Armstrong, to ...

Neil Armstrong’s commemorative gold Omega Speedmaster watch is coming to auction for the first time with a massive $2 million estimate at RR Auction. Omega, which produced the Speedmaster that would ...

RR Auction just presented Neil Armstrong’s Omega Speedmaster to the world. There’s a high chance this rare timepiece will fetch more than $2,000,000. Timepieces featured in the ‘Tribute to Astronauts’ ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Currently on display at the Orlando Museum of Art is The Great Moment, a painting of American hero Neil Armstrong by Paul Calle, commemorating Neil Armstrong's historic first manned ...

Update 4/23/25: Neil Armstrong's former Omega, which he received to commemorate the moon landing, is now the most expensive Speedmaster in history. After dozens of online bids that culminated in a ...

Taken by Buzz Aldrin, the second person to walk on the moon, the Armstrong photo shows the famed astronaut standing beside the Lunar Module Eagle, which is what took the crew into space on the Apollo ...

Even after half a century, people still don’t know much about the little broken switch that nearly stranded Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on ...

WAPAKONETA, Ohio -- As the nation celebrates the 50 year anniversary of the moon landing, one little town in northwest Ohio is celebrating its special connection to the Apollo 11 mission. Tucked away ...

WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah — Our Cool School of the Week is taking us to West Valley, where students at Neil Armstrong Academy are reaching for the stars through hands-on STEM learning. "Our purpose as a ...

The Ref. BA 145.022 was given to the first man on the moon at a gala dinner in Houston’s Warwick Hotel on November 25, 1969, mere months after Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the lunar surface.