National Moon Day 2022: Top Quotes, Posters, Drawings, and Images to commemorate Astronaut Neil Armstrong’s landing on the moon

National Moon Day is an annual observation, celebrated every year on July 20. The main purpose of celebrating this is not only to show respect to Neil Armstrong and his colleagues and also to make people aware of science. If the pages of history are to be turned, on July 20, 1969, under the Apollo 11 mission, Astronaut Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon for the first time. The day commemorates the landing on the Moon by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin and makes a historical benchmark in Space Science.

In 1971, then US President Richard Nixon declared July 20 as National Moon Landing Day in honor of the anniversary of man’s first moon landing. This day is also a milestone for America to become the first country in the world to land a man on the moon.

National Moon Day has special significance because the journey started by Neil Armstrong and his companions continues unabated. Many countries have reached the moon after that in which India is also included.

National Moon Day can be celebrated in a number of ways, from one person to another by watching a movie about landing on the Moon. Many different movies and films have been made about this incredible phenomenon, so we definitely recommend checking out some of them.

Celebrate human’s one of the biggest achievements by sharing these National Moon Day 2022 Quotes, Posters, Drawings, and Images.

Top Quotes, Posters, Drawings, Images, Images for National Moon Day 2022

“Everyone is a moon and has a dark side, which he never shows to anybody.” 

“May we all shine bright like moons and stars do in the dark night sky. Here is to wishing everyone a Happy National Moon Day.”

“We All Shine On…like The Moon And The Stars And The Sun…we All Shine On…come On And On And On…” ― John Lennon”

“Yours Is The Light By Which My Spirit’s Born: – You Are My Sun, My Moon, And All My Stars.” ― E.e. Cummings”

“The moon will guide you through the night with her brightness, but she will always dwell in the darkness, in order to be seen.“