It is believed that the first person on the moon pronounced a mysterious phrase, which he later gave in an interview on the ground. We checked whether Armstrong said this.

This is what is reported about this in a number information sites:

“It was Neil Armstrong who was the commander of the Apollo 11 ship, for the first time in the history of the chopping on July 20, 1969. It was he who took the first step on the moon, and after a three -hour walk he radiated the famous words about "a little step for man, but a huge jump for all mankind."

However, before returning aboard the lunar module, the astronaut said another phrase: "Good luck, Mr. Gorski." The meaning of this remark of the elderly Armstrong told reporters only in 1995.

NASA suggested that this, perhaps, was a challenge, abandoned to someone from Soviet astronauts. However, the audit confirmed that there is no astronaut with such a surname in the Union. Then, for decades, at any opportunity, at all meetings and conferences of Armstrong, they asked what his strange statement means. Neil in response only mysteriously smiled, joked and replied that nothing could say.

But many years later, Armstrong finally answered. Mr. Gori died, and Neil felt that, answering a question, he would not hurt anyone. Once, while still a teenager, Neil and friends played baseball in the backyard. A friend of Armstrong threw the ball so that he was under the window of the bedroom of their neighbors - Mr. and Mrs. Gorski. It is worth noting that the couple constantly cursed and was close to divorce. When the guy climbed over the fence and bent down to pick up the ball, he heard Mrs. Gorly shouting Mr. Gorski:

“You will get it only after the neighboring kid lands on the moon!”

It was easy to guess what Mr. Gorski asked for his wife, and the boy remembered this conversation for many years. ”

Some sources, including "Picabu" And Victor ShenderovichThey clarify that in the request of Mr. Gorski was about oral sex. This story is very popular in Media And fiction. In the west, the occasion in the family is Gori is dedicated short film.

According to popular sites, the phrase about Mr. Gorski was interested in reporters for decades. However, the search in sources until 1995 is unsuccessful - nothing like this was previously mentioned either in newspapers or books. On many sites The date and place of the very press conference at which Neil Armstrong opened the truth about Mr. Gorski: July 5, 1995, Tampa Bay, Florida, are given. But the mention of the phrase is not in the press either for the indicated day or for the dates neighboring with it.

In November of the same year, a popular American online service and answers turned to the topic Straight Dopepreviously gained authority in the format of a similar newspaper column. One of the readers asked how true the above story, which he received in the form of a newsletter on Imale. Cecil Adams (the pseudonym of the author of the column) replied that in NASA she categorically refuted everything to her, and suggested that history originates from a humorous conference rec.humor In the legendary usenet computer network. Indeed, around the same years, the bike fell into the printed Collection jokes previously sent by e -mail. Only a few years have passed, and she had already dispersed by completely serious periodicals. Although on November 28, 1995 Neil Armstrong declaredthat he did not say anything like that, and he heard a similar joke for the first time performed by a comedian Baddy Hackkettfamiliar to many of the dullness of the seagull in the Disney cartoon "Little Mermaid".

And indeed, at least in the 90s this bike was nothing but jokebased on a stereotypical idea of Jewish wives as opponents of sex for pleasure. In his various variations, instead of mountains, other surnames typical of Jews appeared in a mountain: Zeligman, Schulz, Lipinsky or Klein. Even the word order (“Oral Sex You Want”) was typical of the manner of communication of this ethnic group in the United States. What did Neil Armstrong talk about in reality, it is easy to verify, looking at Decoding Conversations of Apollo-11 astronauts on the official website of NASA. There is no Mr. Gorny there, but the words about one small step for a person, but a giant jump for humanity is a real truth.