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Looking Back at Buzz Aldrin’s Journey in Nepal

By Isha Balla ·

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The Famous Astronaut Buzz Aldrin, the man who landed on the moon, just recently completed his 5 day maiden trip to Nepal. He had landed on Kathmandu on Sep 4 and ended his journey  with a talk in the National Academy Hall. During his talk, he encouraged all Nepali youth to dream the impossible and strive for something impossible for humankind.

In his nearly an hour-long presentation at the Nepal Academy Hall in Kathmandu , the Lunar Module pilot in Apollo 11 while sharing his experiences of landing and walking on the moon, said “We made it (an “impossible” dream) possible to land and walk on the moon through the collective efforts.” Saying that Nepali youth could easily achieve any impossible dream in their lifetime if they put their hands together, the moon-walker said that he wanted to inspire the world to bring a human settlement to the Mars.

“It is achievable though it sounds impossible for now.”

Here are few pictures of his journey in Nepal

Astronaut Aldrin Buzz visited Buddhist temples in Nepal. Photo: Twitter

Aldrin Buzz, one of the first two humans to land on the Moon, visited a monastry in nepal. Photo: Twitter

Astronaut Aldrin Buzz clicks a wefie at the Everest Science Center in Nepal. Photo: Twitter

American astronaut Buzz Aldrin (right) and his son Andy pose for a photograph in Nepali topis in Kathmandu, on Thursday, September 9, 2016. Photo: Buzz Aldrin/Twitter

Former NASA astronaut and one of the first two humans to set foot on the Moon, Buzz Aldrin, arriving at Tribhuvan International Airport, in Kathmandu, on Sunday, September 4, 2016. Photo: THT

Astronaut Aldrin Buzz visits Buddhist temple in Nepal. Photo: Twitter

Buzz Aldrin, former NASA astronaut and one of the first two humans to set foot on the Moon, poses for a photograph with Christina Korp holding a copy of The Himalayan Times, in Kathmandu, on Monday, September 5, 2016. Photo Courtesy: Buzz Aldrin

Courtesy:The Himalayan Times