[TechRepublic] How many photos exist of Neil Armstrong walking on the moon?

Geekend TechRepublic Member | August 31, 2012

Geek Trivia: How many photos exist of Neil Armstrong walking on the moon? Neil Armstrong was the lead photographer on Apollo 11, and he couldn't be in the photos he was taking. Thus the scant few photos of the first moonwalker are a rare and precious commodity. Read more Resource of the day Charting the Course to a Customer-Centric Business Forrester surveyed over 400 business who are succeeding in challenging times. Register for this live, interactive broadcast to learn how business leaders are dealing with growing uncertainty, tougher competition, increasing costs and inflexible, overloaded IT systems. Additional TechRepublic resources   Weekend viewing: Code Rush, PyCon Australia, and Stephen Fry Relax this weekend with a selection of thoughtful videos. Read more Do modern gadgets make working on holiday unavoidable? Mobile technology is making more and more people feel they have a duty to check in with the office, even though they're on vacation. Read more Five apps to make you a better typist Improve your keyboarding skills with the help of one of these typing tutors. Read more Featured multimedia   NASA's Webb telescope to see 13 billion light years away (pictures) Hubble's successor, the next generation infrared-optimized James Webb Space Telescope is set to launch in 2018. View on site Desktop Wallpaper: Mars as seen by Curiosity In August 2012, NASA successfully landed a vehicle named Curiosity on the surface of Mars. The first images are starting to roll in to the NASA site and some of them make for some interesting otherworldly desktop wallpaper. View on site Nail-biting ride into radiation maelstrom seeks to unlock space secrets (pictures) Scientists eagerly await data from twin satellites which lifted off today toward the heart of the dangerous Van Allen radiation belts. View on site Today's recommended downloads Forrester Seven Top Integration Trends for 2011 to 2012 (IBM) Data, Data Everywhere - A Special Report on Managing Information (SAP) Quantifying the Value of Delivering a Smarter Shopping Experience (IBM) Learning to Compete: IT's Next Transformation (EMC) Charting the Course to a Customer-Centric Business (IBM) More Apollo Geek Trivia   What were the 'controversial' call signs for the Apollo 10 spacecraft? How many Apollo Goodwill Moon Rocks have gone missing? What onboard Christmas gifts did the Apollo 8 astronauts leave famously unopened? Connect with TechRepublic CIOs predict the death of the PC and the desk phone Mobile working means we will soon be bidding farewell to some of the staples of business tech. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! TechRepublic UK TechRepublic Australia Wrapper Web Designer The Enterprise Cloud Tablets in the Enterprise

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