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'Do You Know Me?' The Legacy of Neil Armstrong

机译:'你知道我吗?'尼尔·阿姆斯特朗的遗产

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Do you know me?" That was the unforgettable phrase that opened a series of classic American Express commercials in the 1970s. In them, people with well-known names but whose faces were not so memorable pitched how that charge card gave them instant "star power." I don't know if Neil Armstrong, the first human to set foot on another body in the solar system, had an American Express card, but certainly he lit the profile. His name is arguably one of the most well-known in the world - it will still be in general history textbooks 500 years from now - but he was not identifiable by sight except to a few. That's how he wanted it. Once in 2006 I accompanied Armstrong to the Udvar-Hazy Center, the National Air and Space Museum's facility near Dulles International Airport in Virginia, to help acquaint him with aircraft on display. Walking around the public space, which was filled with tourists and school groups, no one recognized him until a visitor wearing a Vietnam-era Navy carrier baseball cap walked over, introduced himself and thanked Armstrong for his service to the United States.
机译:你知道我吗?”这是一个令人难忘的短语,在1970年代开了一系列经典的美国运通广告。在他们中,名字众所周知但面孔不那么令人难忘的人们为这张收费卡如何给他们提供了即时的“明星”我不知道尼尔·阿姆斯特朗(Neil Armstrong)是第一个踏上太阳系另一个物体的人,是否拥有美国运通卡,但他肯定点燃了头像。他的名字可以说是最著名的名字之一在世界范围内-从现在起500年前仍将是普通历史教科书-但除了少数人以外,其他人都看不到他。这就是他想要的方式。2006年,我随阿姆斯特朗(Armstrong)到乌德瓦尔·哈兹中心(Udvar-Hazy Center),航空航天博物馆在弗吉尼亚州杜勒斯国际机场附近的设施,以帮助他熟悉陈列的飞机,在到处都是游客和学校团体的公共空间里走来走去,直到访客穿着越南时代的海军航母才认出他棒球 帽走过去,自我介绍,并感谢阿姆斯特朗为美国所做的贡献。

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    《Space news》 |2012年第34期|p.19|共1页
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    ROGER D.LAUNIUS;

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    Smithsonian Institution's national Air and Space Museum;

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