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Early Life
Michael Collins was born on October 31, 1930 in Rome, Italy, where his father, United States Army Major General James Lawton Collins, was stationed. After the United States entered World War II, the family moved to Washington, D.C., where Collins attended St. Albans School. During this time, he applied and was accepted to West Point Military Academy in New York, and decided to follow his father, two uncles, brother and cousin into the armed services.
Military Career
In 1952, Collins graduated from West Point with a Bachelor of Science degree. He joined the Air Force that same year, and completed flight training in Columbus, Mississippi. His performance earned him a position on the advanced day fighter training team at Nellis Air Force Base, flying the F-86 Sabres. This was followed by an assignment to the 21st Fighter-Bomber Wing at the George Air Force Base, where he learned how to deliver nuclear weapons. He also served as an experimental flight test officer at Edwards Air Force Base in California, testing jet fighters.
Astronaut
Collins made the decision to become an astronaut after watching John Glenn's Mercury Atlas 6 flight. He applied for the second group of astronauts that same year, but was not accepted. Disappointed, but undaunted, Collins entered the USAF Aerospace Research Pilot School as the Air Force began to research space. That year, NASA once again called for astronaut applications, and Collins was more prepared than ever. In 1963 he was chosen by NASA to be part of the third group of astronauts.
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Collins made two spaceflights. The first, on July 18, 1966, was the Gemini 10 mission, where Collins performed a spacewalk. The second was the Apollo 11 mission on July 20, 1969—the first lunar landing in history. Collins, accompanied by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, remained in the Command Module while his partners walked on the moon's surface. Collins continued circling the Moon until July 21, when Armstrong and Aldrin rejoined him. The next day, he and his fellow astronauts left lunar orbit. They landed in the Pacific Ocean on July 24. Collins, Armstrong and Aldrin were all awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Richard Nixon. However, Aldrin and Armstrong ended up receiving a majority of the public credit for the historic event, although Collins was also on the flight.
Collins left NASA in January 1970, and one year later, he joined the administrative staff of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. In 1980, he entered the private sector, working as an aerospace consultant.
Personal Life
Collins and his wife, Patricia Finnegan, have three children. The couple lived in both Marco Island, Florida, and Avon, North Carolina.
Death
Collins died on April 28, 2021. He was 90.


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no lahky teda urcite nebol ale ta slovencina to bol najvacsi otras

81% podľa tohto mám :P veľmi dobrý a ľahší test dobrý kompromis po tom katastrofalnom teste zo SJL

ja som pisala B2

mňa by zaujímalo koľko ľudí písalo B1, koľko B2 a C1..

a slohy neviete kedy opravuju ucitelia?

no hej to by si uz nepresiel

ale zase 20 bodov z testu a pod 25% sloh nemozeme mat :D

ja som to tak myslela ze aby si mal 33% tak musis mat 27 bodov

ano to mozes

vyorana mys - akoze 20 bodov z testu ked budem mat a sloh dajme tomu 70% tak nemozem ist normalne na ustne a dostat najhorsie 3?

Dohoda bola v roku 1973, projekt bol odlozeny v 1978, takze by malo byt spravne 73

minimalne 27 musis mat aby si presiel

Keď chcem ist na ustne musim mat minimalne 20 bodov že