Moon landing: Astronauts were asked to look out for extraordinary thing on lunar surface

Apollo 11 astronauts were asked to look out for extraordinary thing on lunar surface

Extraordinary audio recorded from inside the spacecraft was played on BBC’s documentary-drama ‘8 Days: To the Moon and Back’.

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