An F-1 thruster that the Bezos team recovered from the sea floor.
(Credit: Bezos Expeditions)
Saturday marks 44 years to the day since the late Neil Armstrong set the first human foot on the moon. And on the eve of this milestone, Jeff Bezos — a guy who wants to sell you everything on Earth while also preserving our means for escaping its bonds — says his team has finally identified the remains of one of the rockets that took that Apollo 11 team the first leg of the journey toward our satellite.
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