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    Who was the second man to step foot on the moon 20 minutes after the first person to step foot on the moon?

    Question #54549. Asked by devilishman. (Jan 28 05 6:45 PM)


    picqero

    Edwin 'Buzz' Aldrin

    Jan 28 05, 6:56 PM
    Highland_guy

    ...and for you Catholic's out there; he was also the first man to take Holy Communion on the moon.

    Mar 21 06, 11:42 AM


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