What did the second man say while walking on the moon?

When millions of people around the world turned on their black and white television on July 20, 1969, they could hear astronaut Neil Armstrong slowly and, after walking on the lunar surface, he said: "A small not for the man, a big step for humanity. "

This iconic phrase has remained in the collective memory. One of Armstrong's two companions, Buzz Aldrin, was much less fortunate and his phrase went unnoticed in the story. Up & # 39; aujourd & # 39; hui. The BBC he revealed what the name Buzz Lightyear had said after his arrival at the Earth's natural satellite.

Aldrin filmed Armstrong from the lunar module, but 19 minutes later, he came back to the surface.

He carefully closed the cabin door and observed the gray-white lunar landscape.

They were about 380,000 kilometers from the Earth and it looked like a marble marble.

"Nice view," Aldrin said. After Armstrong had acquiesced, he added, "A magnificent desolation."

And what did the third say?

"Whoopee! Man, maybe it was a small step for Neil (Armstrong), but it was a big step for me!"said Charles Conrad Jr., commander of Apollo 12, when he became the third man to walk on the moon on November 20, 1969.