Moon-landiingOn this day in 1969, what was one small step for man was indeed a giant leap for mankind. At 10:56 p.m. EDT, Neil Armstrong took the first steps on the moon, 240,000 miles away from his home planet. That was the very first time anyone had stepped foot on the moon. Caught on tape by a video recorder attached to the Eagle craft which carried the astronauts, Armstrong is seen stepping down from the ladder to the dusty surface of the strange new landscape. "Buzz" Aldrin joined soon after, taking photographs of the terrain and planting the U.S. flag in the moondust. This, of course - too is where the technology for our space blankets came from.

Blankets, Bags & Bivvies

URG-0101_011916Emergency Space Blankets & Bivvies - Sleeping Bags & Warmth: Mylar Space Blankets for emergency warmth, rescue & survival - see the Amazing Bivvy (Bivouac sack)...the ultra-light, ultra-warm full protection shelter! Emergency Blankets reflect 90% of body heat & fit one person or two + they can be used as shelter & for signaling. The SOL Emergency Bivvy is a full-protection shelter that reflects 90% of body heat for warmth in extreme temperatures. Also see Fire Blankets and Burn Wrap Blankets Get more information on important Survival Skills information.

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