It's also likely that the older one gets, the more our memory plays tricks.

I remember Cunningham saying that he sometimes has to rely on books written long after his flight to remember some its aspects.

Alexei Leonov would also slightly change the story of his 1965 spacewalk, with the years.

The Moonwalks are such a special moment of history that we've got to do everything possible to keep the memory of them. And it's still possible to learn things, even today.

The next best thing would be to reproduce an Imax 3D movie of the moonwalks and show it as if the spectator were the astronaut himself (through his eyes).

Raoul