Neil Armstrong, the first man on the Moon has died.

[SexyGreyFox]

As has been mentioned From the Earth to the Moon is fantastic,

Just finished number 3 - thanks

 

[Combat squirrel]

Adrin took none of Armstrong on the surface, you wont find any.

Here are the pics:

http://www.space.com/17308-neil-armstrong-photo-legacy-rare-views.html

 

[Metalface Mark]

Pic, off his back.

 

[FutileBreadMachine]

Here are the pics:

http://www.space.com/17308-neil-armstrong-photo-legacy-rare-views.html

That one of him with his back to the camera is actually quite poignant and mirrors his own attitude in a way - he isn't in front of the camera saying "Look at me, I'm on the Moon!", he's got his back to the camera just getting on with his job. An absolute legend.

 

[Combat squirrel]

Pic, off his back.

Still though, there is one, also more of him inside the lunar module on the moon.

 

[Cosimo]

If you are interested in Apollo 11 imagery then look here. The first link has has some iconic photos of Buzz Aldrin taken by Neil Armstrong who was the primary photographer for the mission:

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/a11_eva_thumbs.html

http://history.nasa.gov/ap11ann/kippsphotos/apollo.html

http://www.apolloarchive.com/apollo_gallery.html

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/images11.html​

 

[Panos]

The hospital accepted responsibility for the death of Neil

Armstrong underwent cardiac bypass surgical procedure on Aug. 7, 2012. As a normal part of the process, doctors implanted short-term wires to help pace his heartbeat as he recovers, the Times reported. “However, when a nurse removed these wires, Mr. Armstrong started to bleed internally, and his blood pressure dropped.”

Doctors took Armstrong to a catheterization lab to empty blood from around his heart instead of instantly bringing him into the operating room, a decision ruled by medical professionals hired by both the Armstrong family and the hospital to analyze the death concluded ultimately killed him.

http://getmarketreport.com/2-years-...got-6-million-for-malpractice-settlement/305/

Personally I find $6mn a sum too low for Neil
Those responsible should lose their licences and die on the streets penniless.

 

[pinkpound]

The hospital accepted responsibility for the death of Neil



http://getmarketreport.com/2-years-...got-6-million-for-malpractice-settlement/305/

Personally I find $6mn a sum too low for Neil
Those responsible should lose their licences and die on the streets penniless.

Pitiful amount for a legend

 

[FoxEye]

The hospital accepted responsibility for the death of Neil



http://getmarketreport.com/2-years-...got-6-million-for-malpractice-settlement/305/

Personally I find $6mn a sum too low for Neil
Those responsible should lose their licences and die on the streets penniless.

Because you've never made a mistake? You think they wanted to kill him?

 

[wez130]

The hospital accepted responsibility for the death of Neil



http://getmarketreport.com/2-years-...got-6-million-for-malpractice-settlement/305/

Personally I find $6mn a sum too low for Neil
Those responsible should lose their licences and die on the streets penniless.

Wow! And everyone that accidently goes above the speed limit should also be hung too!

I'm pretty sure it was accidental, nobody deserves to be killed for a mistake they made.

 

[The_Abyss]

The hospital accepted responsibility for the death of Neil



http://getmarketreport.com/2-years-...got-6-million-for-malpractice-settlement/305/

Personally I find $6mn a sum too low for Neil
Those responsible should lose their licences and die on the streets penniless.

How much do you personally think Neil's life should have been worth, and why?

Please show your working. You may find it helpful to use an example for comparison, such as your own life, when working out your answer.

 

[Hades]

The hospital accepted responsibility for the death of Neil



http://getmarketreport.com/2-years-...got-6-million-for-malpractice-settlement/305/

Personally I find $6mn a sum too low for Neil
Those responsible should lose their licences and die on the streets penniless.

No overreaction at all there. After all those medical professionals only dedicated their lives to helping people.

 

[Panos]

Seems you didnt read the article, that died of complete incompetence and mistreatment.
Different thing to the medical accidents some you refer to.

 

[Malevolence]

Seems you didnt read the article, that died of complete incompetence and mistreatment.
Different thing to the medical accidents some you refer to.

Those responsible should lose their licences and die on the streets penniless.

Let me get this correct, you're advocating full asset seizure and a death penalty for anyone found guilty of medical negligence? What about the ones who starved you of oxygen as a baby?

 

[Hades]

Seems you didnt read the article, that died of complete incompetence and mistreatment.
Different thing to the medical accidents some you refer to.

I'm pretty sure we did read it. Serious mistakes were made and rightly a negligence decision was given. But wanting people, who have otherwise probably saved many others and helped improve many lives, to die penniless in the street is deeply questionable.

I'm not a religious man but let him who is without sin cast the first stone...

 

[SexyGreyFox]

Let me get this correct, you're advocating full asset seizure and a death penalty for anyone found guilty of medical negligence? What about the ones who starved you of oxygen as a baby?

Without people like Panos I wouldn't have a job at the hospital, leave him be.

Now starving of oxygen turning into cerebral palsy is the serious amounts of money, go for it Panos.