And so Neil Armstrong's last-minute scoop of moon dust brought two people together here on Earth… and upturned our understanding of how the moon—and the Earth itself—got here.
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And so they're just, you see them just shoveling that, you know, like, going along and sort of eating this, the mud or the dirt on the bottom of the pond.
But when the process is beginning, Often they are standing with shovels or spades, and they're breaking the ground, doing a symbolic shovel full of dirt to show that they've started the project.
We could hear an underground loader working in the 925 level, coming in, taking dirt with every bucket and getting closer and closer and closer to the machine that both Brant and I were on.