Henry smiles and winks at me. Oh my, this man makes me melt even in tense moments like this.
The view is sensational, I cannot describe how beautiful it is, how wonderful this experience is. We gawked at the earth through the rocket's front window from space.
After a few hours in space we approach one of the last ridges, I observe Henry and Leo and they look super nervous. This part that we are crossing is very intimidating, there are great dangers here, I am feeling bad, I hope the nerves are not going to betray me.
"We are getting closer, everything seems to be perfect for the landing on the moon." Henry says
"Control room we are 800 meters away, entering the AGS at 40 degrees for landing," Leo advises.
"Be careful with those rocks," I warn Henry as he is the rocket pilot who must avoid the rocks that are near the landing site.
"You have 80 seconds to land, you have to take care of the fuel," indicates the flight director from the control room.
