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Tight close up on Buzz Aldrin, who is sitting at a table with his hands folded atop it. He wears a dark suit, red tie, and a pin on his lapel. In response to a question, he says: "Well now these interesting pebbles, rocks, boulders, whatever it was that was in the Surveyor photographs. If we could only go out there and examine that a little closer and take a picture from another angle, get some stereo...this I think begins to say why, at a first glance, man could do something more by being there on foot than being, then always looking at things remotely." Camera then pans to Michael Collins, sitting to Aldrin's right (camera left), as he begins to add to Aldrin's answer. Collins wears a grey suit and dark tie. He says: "I'd like to say also, I think to stop at this stage of the game would be equivalent to having Columbus sail up to 60 miles of the shoreline and then turn back to Queen Isabella and go on home." He cracks a smile after this remark, and the shot ends.