July 20 is the day we all have engravings on our heads like Friend’s Day and it has to do with the anniversary of man’s arrival on the moon in 1969, in charge of a mission that had Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin and an Neil Armstrong, who was the first to stand in the natural satlite. Behind this great feat full of fears, mysteries, danger and UFOs (yes, UFOs) behind this great feat changed forever in the life of one of them, Armstrong. His name will always be in the legend of the remembered phrase before making his “big leap” on lunar soil, but also in the minds of those who knew him who saw another person once he returned home.
What happened to Neil? In this new edition of Ephemeris, eight years after the astronaut’s death, Pupina Plomer reviews life prior to his space mission, as well as the maelstrom in which he lived in the ’70s and the hidden stories that may have forever changed his way of being. A normal man, like any other and sociable, who after getting off Apollo 11 became a complete antisocial and hermit until his death at the age of 82. Conspiracies are many and the pressures and secrets are part of this great story and adventure that will transcend forever.
