Great Engineers & Scientists

Being able, and the first, to walk on a heavenly body with a gravitational field of 1.62ms^-1 does not in itself make one an engineer, however mind-blowingly emotional and historical the event may have been. While clearly a laudible, historical and noteworthy event, some data regarding Armstrong's engineering activity would make appropriate reading in the context of this blog section.

I thought about writing a bio but there is already so much information available, especially this week alone, that it seemed redundant. Do you not tell people to Google when they want to know more?

Here's a Wiki tidbit:

"He was also an aerospace engineer, U.S. Navy pilot, test pilot, and university professor."