What is International Moon Day?

International Moon day is celebrated on July 20th and was monumentalized by the United Nation for being the first day a man stepped foot on the Moon. It is a day that people from all around the world switched their TVs on for. Neil Armstrong, the first astronaut, American and person to set foot on the Moon, described his experience as "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind". Armstrong and his team made the incredible journey in 1996 in Apollo 11 nearly 28 years ago, and it has been remembered by all ever since.

How is it celebrated?

You can celebrate International moon day by researching about it and telling your friend and family what you found out. You could use a telescope to look up high and at the moon to see for yourself what is actually up there.Below are a few Documentaries you could watch to discover more:

• In the Shadow of the Moon (2007) directed by David SingtonFirst to the Moon: The
• Journey of Apollo 8 (2018) directed by Paul J. Hildebrant
• One Giant Leap: The Impossible Mission That Flew Us to the Moon by Charles Fishman

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_{P.s My name means moon.}