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10 Second Trivia. What was the name of NASA’s last manned mission to the moon? Luna II, Apollo 13, Constellation or Apollo 17. The last time a human set foot on the moon surface was during NASA’s Apollo 17 mission.

10秒问答。美国宇航局最后一次载人登月任务的名字是什么?月神2号,阿波罗13号,星座或阿波罗17号。人类最后一次踏上月球表面是在美国宇航局的阿波罗17号任务期间。

The first time someone set foot on the moon occurred 50 years ago on July 16th, 1969 as part of NASA’s Apollo 11 mission. NASA estimates that 530 million people around the world watched on TV or listened on the radio as Commander Neil Armstrong took the first steps. He also took a little bit of heat over something he said.

50年前,1969年7月16日,作为美国宇航局阿波罗11号任务的一部分,人类首次登上月球。美国宇航局估计,当尼尔·阿姆斯特朗(Neil Armstrong)指挥官迈出第一步时,全世界有5.3亿人通过电视或广播观看了这一幕。他说的话也引起人们的关注。

NEIL ARMSTRONG: The eagle has landed.

尼尔·阿姆斯特朗:鹰号已经着陆。

TOM FOREMAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: When Neil Armstrong stepped out to become the first man on the moon, not a soul on earth could have guessed he would land in the middle of a cosmic controversy.

CNN特派员汤姆·福尔曼:当尼尔·阿姆斯特朗成为第一个登上月球的人时,地球上没有一个人能猜到他会在一场宇宙争议中降落。

ARMSTRONG: That’s one small step for man. One giant leap for mankind.

阿姆斯特朗: 这是我个人的一小步,却是人类迈出的一大步。

FOREMAN: The problem, the first part of his historic sentence, that’s one small step for man is grammatically incorrect. It should have been one small step for a man and that missing "a" has been setting off grammarians ever since.

福尔曼:这个问题,这句具有历史意义的话的第一部分,对人类来说是一小步,在语法上是不正确的。对于一个男人来说,这应该是一小步,而丢失“a”从那时起就一直在引起语法家的注意。

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Lift off. The final lift off of Atlantis.

未知男性:发射。亚特兰蒂斯号的最后一次发射。

FOREMAN: Through all the years NASA has insisted that he did say the "a" and modern microphones would have picked it up. Instead the word was lost on scratchy old equipment operating nearly a quarter million miles away.

福尔曼:这么多年来,美国国家航空航天局一直坚称他说过“a”,而现代麦克风会接收到它。相反,这个词在近25万英里以外运行的粗糙的旧设备上丢失了。

And Armstrong, though he rarely gave interviews throughout his life agreed with NASA. Many scientists have tried to analyze the recordings and breakdown the sound waves with inconclusive results. But now researchers from Michigan State and Ohio State believe they have evidence that Armstrong’s utterance might have been shaped less by space than by something very down to earth.

尽管阿姆斯特朗一生中很少接受采访,但他同意NASA的观点。许多科学家试图分析这些录音并分解声波,但没有得到确定的结果。但现在,密歇根州立大学和俄亥俄州的研究人员相信,他们有证据表明,阿姆斯特朗的话语可能不是由太空更改的,而是由非常接近地球的东西更改的。

The famous astronaut was an Ohio boy and these researchers studied hundreds of recordings of natives saying the words for and "a" and they found almost 200 times the words were pushed together making a sound like "fra" so listen again.

这位著名的宇航员是俄亥俄州的一名男孩,这些研究人员研究了数百段当地人说“for”和“a”的录音,他们发现这些单词被组合在一起几乎有200次发出类似“fra”的声音,所以再听一遍。

ARMSTRONG: That’s one small step for man.

阿姆斯特朗:这是我迈出的一小步。

FOREMAN: Like the moon trip itself, the theory may be a long shot but it could also prove the final word on the words of the man on the moon.

福尔曼:就像登月旅行本身一样,这个理论可能是一个长期的尝试,但它也可能证明登上月球上人类的最后言语。

ARMSTRONG: Beautiful. Just beautiful.

阿姆斯特朗:美丽。真美丽。

FOREMAN: Tom Foreman, CNN, Washington.

福尔曼:汤姆·福尔曼 CNN 华盛顿。

10 Second Trivia. What was the name of NASA’s last manned mission to the moon? Luna II, Apollo 13, Constellation or Apollo 17. The last time a human set foot on the moon surface was during NASA’s Apollo 17 mission.

The first time someone set foot on the moon occurred 50 years ago on July 16th, 1969 as part of NASA’s Apollo 11 mission. NASA estimates that 530 million people around the world watched on TV or listened on the radio as Commander Neil Armstrong took the first steps. He also took a little bit of heat over something he said.

NEIL ARMSTRONG: The eagle has landed.

TOM FOREMAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: When Neil Armstrong stepped out to become the first man on the moon, not a soul on earth could have guessed he wouldland in the middle of a cosmic controversy.

ARMSTRONG: That’s one small step for man. One giant leap for mankind.

FOREMAN: The problem, the first part of his historic sentence, that’s one small step for man is grammatically incorrect. It should have been one small step for a man and that missing "a" has been setting off grammarians ever since.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Lift off. The final lift off of Atlantis.

FOREMAN: Through all the years NASA has insisted that he did say the "a" and modern microphones would have picked it up. Instead the word was lost

on scratchy old equipment operating nearly a quarter million miles away. And Armstrong, though he rarely gave interviews throughout his life agreed with NASA. Many scientists have tried to analyze the recordings and breakdown the sound waves with inconclusive results. But now researchers from Michigan State and Ohio State believe they have evidence that Armstrong’s utterance might have been shaped less by space than by something very down to earth. The famous astronaut was an Ohio boy and these researchers studied hundreds of recordings of natives saying the words for and "a" and they found almost 200 times the words were pushed together making a sound like "fra" so listen again.

ARMSTRONG: That’s one small step for man.

FOREMAN: Like the moon trip itself, the theory may be a long shot but it could also prove the final word on the words of the man on the moon.

ARMSTRONG: Beautiful. Just beautiful.

FOREMAN: Tom Foreman, CNN, Washington.

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