How well do you know the Moon landing?
Fifty years ago, three men blasted off from Earth to make history. But how much do you remember of the Apollo 11 mission to the Moon? Take our quiz.
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When Neil Armstrong became the first man to set foot on the Moon, everything changed.
As human achievements go, it was - literally - out of this world. Around 600 million people around the globe watched the images as Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin danced across the lunar desert live on television.
Suddenly it seemed as if there were no boundaries to what we could achieve.
To test your knowledge of those eventful days, try our Apollo 11 mission quiz, and - to give you a few clues at least - study the Moon mission interactives where answers may be hidden.
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