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  • When Buzz Aldrin went to the moon, he put down a two-foot-wide display of mirrors that faced Earth. (NASA, Wikimedia Commons)
    Walking On The Moon In Arizona
    Walker Rhea
    The Apollo 11 mission that landed the first humans on the moon famously blasted off from Florida, but NASA was in Arizona, too. In 1967, two years before Neil Armstrong left his footprint in the lunar dust, engineers figured out a way to recreate the moon's surface . . . on Earth.