You Can Tell I'm Not Too Bashful

Some Things Just Can't Be Described. And Stepping Onto The Moon Was One Of Them.

There Were About Six Years When There Was Not One American Who Went Into Space. We Shouldn't Do That Again.

Any Observations From The Moon Or A Sense Of Realising This Or That About The Greater Meaning Of Things Wasn't As Influential For Me As The Experience Of Coming Back And Dealing With Being A Person Who's Been To The Moon.

In My Mind, Public Space Travel Will Precede Efforts Toward Exploration -- Be It Returning To The Moon, Going To Mars, Visiting Asteroids, Or Whatever Seems Appropriate. We've Got Millions And Millions Of People Who Want To Go Into Space, Who Are Willing To Pay. When You Figure In The Payload Potential Of Customers, Everything Changes.

Because Of His Military Service, Dad Was Buried In Arlington National Cemetery.