Houston, Tranquillity Base Here. The Eagle Has

Yeah, I Wasn't Chosen To Be First. I Was Just Chosen To Command That Flight. Circumstance Put Me In That Particular Role. That Wasn't Planned By Anyone.

Well, I Think We Tried Very Hard Not To Be Overconfident, Because When You Get Overconfident, That's When Something Snaps Up And Bites You.

We Would Like To Give Special Thanks To All Those Americans Who Built The Spacecraft; Who Did The Construction, Design, The Tests, And Put Their Hearts And All Their Abilities Into Those Craft. To Those People Tonight, We Give A Special Thank You, And To All The Other People That Are Listening And Watching Tonight, God Bless You. Good Night From Apollo 11.

For Those Who May Ask What They Can Do To Honor Neil, We Have A Simple Request. Honor His Example Of Service, Accomplishment And Modesty, And The Next Time You Walk Outside On A Clear Night And See The Moon Smiling Down At You, Think Of Neil Armstrong And Give Him A Wink.

Space Has Not Changed But Technology Has, In Many Cases, Improved Dramatically. A Good Example Is Digital Technology Where Today's Cell Phones Are Far More Powerful Than The Computers On The Apollo Command Module And Lunar Module That We Used To Navigate To The Moon And Operate All The Spacecraft Control Systems.