It's Our Destiny To Explore. It's Our

Yes, I Am The Last Man To Have Walked On The Moon, And That's A Very Dubious And Disappointing Honor. It's Been Far Too Long.

It's Our Destiny To Explore. It's Our Destiny To Be A Space-faring Nation.

Some Astronauts Describe The Routine Flushing Of Urine Into Space, Where The Freezing Temperatures Turn The Droplets Into A Cloud Of Bright, Drifting Crystals, As Being Among The Most Amazing Sights They Saw On An Entire Voyage.

Once I Finally Stepped On The Moon, No Matter What Was To Come Of The Next Three Days - Or The Rest Of My Life - Nobody Could Take Those Steps From Me. People Ask How Long Will They Be There, And I Say Forever, However Long Forever Is, Like My Daughter’s Initials That I Scribbled In The Sand [tdc For Tracy Dawn Cernan].

We Leave As We Came, And, God Willing, As We Shall Return, With Peace And Hope For All Mankind.