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We celebrate Moon Day, 🌕 observed annually on July 20th. This day commemorates the historic Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969, when astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to set foot on the moon. This monumental achievement represents a pinnacle of human exploration and technological advancement. The Apollo 11 mission, led by NASA, marked a significant milestone in space…

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With the anniversary of the lunar landing fresh in our minds we were thinking about the biggest breakthroughs for mankind but are small steps for man over the last 50 years.

· Dr Martin Luther King delivered his ‘I have a dream speech’ on 28th August 1963, - one small speech for a man one giant leap for racial equality.

· Barclay Bank set the first ATM in Enfield Town, London into use on 27th July 1967 – one small machine revolutionizing the way people could access their money.

· The first commercial flight on a Boeing 747 jumbo operated by Pan Am from New York to London flew 22nd January 1970. -This single flight was the first small step into what is now a $865 billion-dollar industry yearly.

·  Motorola engineer Martin Cooper made the first mobile call on 3rd April 1973.- this phone call has paved the way for 6 of the 7 billion people in the world having a mobile phone.

· Louise Joy Brown was the first test tube baby born in the world on 25th July 1978- the science behind this birth has helped thousands of people have babies

· Bob Geldof organised and hosted Live Aid 13th July 1985, this raised £30 million for the famine crisis in Africa – small donations equalling a huge amount for the many

· Sir Tim Berners-Lee launched the World Wide Web on Christmas Day 1990 – one man’s vision has revolutionized the world and how we operate as a society

·  On 27th April 1994 apartheid came to an end with the act of all races in Africa being able to vote – the small step of ticking a box has had a giant leap for racial equality

· Facebook went live on 4th February 2004- the simple act of connecting with people has changed the way we connect with the wider world

· NHS sign a deal with Amazon to use Alexa to give medical advice from the NHS official website- the aim is to reduce the burden on GPs and the NHS as a whole- we will wait to see if this seemingly small step has a giant implication or impact on the wider world for the better or perhaps the worse...