Apollo 11 Astronaut Michael Collins on the Past and Future of Space Exploration | Science | Smithsonian
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It still amazes me that humanity essentially forgot how to do what we once did in a flurry of rapid exploration. We've forgotten the importance of thinking beyond the decay of this Earth and lift our eyes to things beyond this world.
Now we face a junction in which the skies have once again been opened towards that journey of curiosity. These are the thoughts from one who's been on the other side of space travel, and where he sees us going from here out base on where we've already been.
Fifty years after humans landed on the moon, the command module pilot of the mission discusses the purpose of exploring the unknown
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