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One Small Step: A BBC Moon Landing Collection

One Small Step: A BBC Moon Landing Collection

  • The Apollo missions, their lasting significance, and our age-old fascination with the moon

  • Buzz Aldrin

  • Neil Armstrong

  • James Burke

  • Brian Cox

  • Adam Rutherford (Read by)

  • Buzz Aldrin (Read by)

  • Full Cast (Read by)

  • Hannah Fry (Read by)

  • Jarvis Cocker (Read by)

  • Lucie Green (Read by)

  • Matthew Bannister (Read by)

  • Mike Walker (Read by)

  • Pennie Latin (Read by)

  • Richard Hollingham (Read by)

RELEASED 07/10/2021

The Moon. The nearest and most dominant object in our night sky, it has inspired artists, astronauts and astronomers and continues to fascinate us. But fundamental questions remain about our only natural satellite. Where does the Moon come from? Is mankind going back there soon? And what’s it like to step foot on on that craggy lunar surface?
This varied collection from the BBC will explore these questions, as well as offering some amusing and insightful documentary pieces from Buzz Aldrin, Dr Lucie Green, Jarvis Cocker , Adam Rutherford and Hannah Fry.

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Brian Cox

Brian Cox is a physicist and television presenter. His broadcasting credits include the BBC Two series Wonders of the Solar System, Wonders of the Universe and Wonders of Life. Robin Ince is a writer, actor and comedy performer. His radio credits include Steve Lamcq’s BBC Radio 6 music show and BBC Radio 4 Extra’s Serious About Comedy

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