
For your convenience, NASA has here superimposed a map of Aldrin and Armstrong's strolls around the Sea of Tranquility onto a standard baseball diamond.
They didn't cover too much ground, it turns out. Both stayed close to the mound where the Eagle set down, except for Armstrong's quick jaunt over to the rim of East Crater to shoot some photos of the outfield.

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Why can't we enlarge the photos?
You can't even read the legend.
Useless!
Click on the words "it turns out" to get a bigger view of the picture.