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StoryButton is one small step for man. Today we are going to learn about the first person on the moon.

He was a famous astronaut named Neil Armstrong. Neil was born in Ohio and was the oldest

brother in his family. When he was little his father took him to an air show where airplanes

flew and raced across the sky. From the moment he saw airplanes he loved them. He wanted to fly

airplanes himself. He wanted to become a pilot. Not long after he saw his first airplanes,

Neil got to fly in an airplane. After this he knew for sure he wanted to be a pilot.

When Neil was 14 he took his first flying lessons. By the time he was 16 he had a pilot's license

which meant he could fly a plane all by himself.

Neil loved to fly planes but he also loved to learn about them. He built his own small model planes

and did experiments on them to see which designs flew the best. He designed a wind tunnel in his house.

A wind tunnel is a tunnel which forces wind through it so he could test his model airplanes.

Neil loved airplanes but he also enjoyed learning about space. Often he would look up into the sky

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