Fifty-seven years later and the return trip seems almost anticlimactic. That’s the way it seems to go with sequels—the first endeavor offers us something novel. The experience is exciting because it is new and there are no expectations. Discovery is an adventure and adventures, generally, are fun.It was this week in 1969, on July 21, when the first man set foot on the moon. Actually, of the dozen astronauts who have stepped onto the lunar surfac…
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