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Neil Armstrong.

Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, was born on August 5, 1930, in Ohio, USA. He has been interested in flying since he took part in his first flight at the age of six. He started taking flying lessons at the age of 15 and when he was 16 years old he earned his student pilot's license, even before he got his car driver's license.

Armstrong studied engineering and later joined the Navy in 1949. He worked as a Navy pilot for three years. When he moved to California, he became a test pilot for the National Aviation Advisory Committee and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

In 1962, he was selected to become an astronaut. In 1966, he went into space as the flight commander of Gemini 8. On that mission, he and David R Scott managed to connect two spacecraft together for the first time in space.

However, on the way back to Earth, the spacecraft began to lose control and spin non-stop. The ground commanders thought it would be better to be on the safe side, so they ordered Armstrong to shorten the voyage. Armstrong succeeded in landing a spacecraft in the western Pacific Ocean.

On July 20, 1969, Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon. He was the commander of Apollo 11. Together with Edwin Aldrin, he landed a spaceship on the moon.

When he set foot on the surface of the moon for the first time in history, he famously said, "A small step for an individual, a giant leap for humanity." ”

Armstrong and Aldrin walked on the moon for 2 hours and 40 minutes. They collected many rock specimens and brought them back to Earth for further study. When Apollo 11 returned, the whole world was waiting to welcome Armstrong and Aldrin. They are heroes.

There are reports that Armstrong and Aldrin have seen alien spaceships on the moon. The U.S. has never acknowledged the truth of these reports, but many believe that the aliens were watching the astronauts when they landed, and they tried to warn Armstrong and Aldrin to leave.

Armstrong is said to have sent back messages to ground command staff that two behemoths had landed near them and were observing them. However, this news was never heard by the public.

The most important award Armstrong received for his contributions was the Medal of Freedom, which was the highest award ever received by a U.S. citizen. Neil Armstrong was the man who made people all over the world realize that space exploration was indeed possible. He is the pride of the whole world.

Dear Sigmund Fred.

I am a Year 9 student. I have a problem and I don't know how to fix it specifically.

Every day I have a lot of affiliations.

karma, I have no choice but to do it. I often stayed up late doing exercises and the next day I felt tired.

Sometimes I want to refuse to do so much homework, but usually I accept it anyway. I understand how important it is to do my homework and turn it in on time, however, I have little time for my hobbies. For example, playing volleyball and table tennis.

It made me feel terrible. I often wonder if it's worth it for me to study so hard, and I look forward to vacations without homework so that I can relax and have time to take care of my hobbies. What should I do?

Can you give me some advice? It's invaluable to me. We hope you will get back soon.

Best wishes Millie from the bottom of my heart.

Dear Sigmund, I am a 9th grade student.

I have a problem and I would like to know how to fix it.

I have a lot of hobbies.

I love reading, writing poetry, walking and shopping.

Sometimes, painting is my favorite hobby.

However, I have a lot of assignments.

I know it's very important to study hard and turn in my homework on time, but the problem is that I spend so much time doing my homework.

So I couldn't spare some time for my hobbies.

I really think that's bad.

I need to do my homework, but I also want to develop my hobbies.

A lot of times, I can't decide when to do my homework.

When to spend time in my hobbies.

Should I focus on my homework and give up my hobbies?

This question upsets me.

Can you teach me how to strike a balance between the two?

I hope to hear your reply soon and good wishes to you.

Dear Sigmund, my name is Simon.

I am a Year 9 student and I am fascinated by football.

I love watching football and reading everything about football.

Of course, love to play football.

However, my love for football has now become a big problem.

I need your advice, I always play football with my friends.

After school at school or in the park.

We stayed late to play football.

A lot of times we play for three hours and we don't know when we're going to stop.

My parents didn't like me like that and asked me to come home by 6 o'clock.

I really don't understand why they're so strict.

I sometimes feel stressed and angry about it.

I believe it's also important that we spend some time in our hobbies.

This can make us relax and enrich our lives.

I wish I could have the support of my parents.

It's not right to play football outside and stay late, I spend very little time in school, I really don't know what to do?

Can you give me advice?

It will be valuable to me, thank you very much.

Best wishes to you.