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"We, you and me, the inhabitants of this wonderful Earth. We did it!" - Michael Collins Hellooo, Moon. What a view! #GoogleDoodle #Apollo50th http://goo.gle/2Lx8nDk pic.twitter.com/QNaZK3X3qv

The Doodle team worked closely with @nasa and @AstroMCollins to tell the story of Apollo 11’s historic landing on the moon. Go behind the scenes of today’s #GoogleDoodle celebrating #Apollo50th → http://goo.gle/30MrqNQ pic.twitter.com/t97yE2TB3M

"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." - Neil Armstrong Houston, we have a #GoogleDoodle! Are you as over the moon about #Apollo50th as we are?pic.twitter.com/AamlXt0gBl

“We have liftoff!” What. A. Blast. @NASA, what did it take to get the Saturn V rocket flight-ready? #GoogleDoodle #Apollo50th http://goo.gle/2XOYmIp pic.twitter.com/wq7wFX0ChF

Ahead of #NationalIceCreamDay (coming up this Sundae 7/21!), here’s the scoop on the top trending ice cream-related searches across the U.S. to inspire your next cone → http://goo.gle/2YlTc6g pic.twitter.com/BdRBSwhBFn

The Doodle has landed. Relive Apollo 11’s historic journey to the Moon in today’s video #GoogleDoodle narrated by astronaut Michael Collins, created in collaboration with @NASA → http://goo.gle/2YYqcyg  #Apollo50thpic.twitter.com/qVT3o02Xi0

For both your spontaneous and scheduled plans. No matter where your day ends up taking you, turn it into an adventure #WithALittleHelp from @googlemaps pic.twitter.com/nv5ZuQxYpV

#Apollo50th fact #4: The Earth looks good from all angles—even the wrong one. The Apollo 11 patch shows the earth as viewed from the moon, but the shadow is on the wrong side → http://goo.gle/2Y8FIdP pic.twitter.com/A2Zvevt6vH

#Apollo50th fact #3: Spacesuits look cool, but ever wonder how they stay cool? The Apollo 11 spacesuit included a liquid cooling garment (LCG) layer. Made out of nylon, it looked like long underwear with clear plastic tubes running through it → http://goo.gle/30yvWzg pic.twitter.com/JJvKEVGZJg

#Apollo50th fact #2: Bug spray for camping trip Shark repellent for moon landing Because reentry capsules didn’t always land in the designated splashdown zones, astronauts were prepared with shark repellent in their survival kits → http://goo.gle/2JKlX32 pic.twitter.com/HaPCbJnPXw

In 1969, astronauts kept track of how long the Apollo 11 mission was with a hand-drawn calendar on the wall of the space capsule. Learn more about this astro-graffiti and other #Apollo50th facts in @googlearts → http://goo.gle/2XQ7Djf pic.twitter.com/qa96gUh0jV

8:07pm. Mojave Desert. Moonlight strikes 107,000+ solar mirrors, creating a portrait of Apollo 11 programmer Margaret Hamilton. Bigger than Central Park, we made this tribute to honor her contributions to Apollo and software engineering → http://goo.gle/2xSQm9E  #Apollo50thpic.twitter.com/PGsCoMzsm7

Inspired by color, the latest “Pocket Gallery” on @googlearts uses augmented reality to create a virtual art museum that you can explore using a smartphone → http://goo.gle/2XUX8Xd pic.twitter.com/RVn7wySDzq

From New Taipei City to Toronto, you can now use Google Maps to locate bikeshare stations and see how many bikes are available near you → http://goo.gle/2LoZQ5y pic.twitter.com/RiAk7XYfon

#Apollo50th fact #4: Before 21st century writers worried about Mercury in retrograde, 17th century writers dreamed about traveling to the moon. Explore more out-of-this-world facts → http://goo.gle/2xLw16n pic.twitter.com/vMkPkeBATN

#Apollo50th fact #3: Funny you should ask…“FLT,” a phrase coined by Margaret Hamilton and her team that’s short for “Funny Little Thing,” refers to minor bugs in the Apollo 11 programming. → http://goo.gle/32u8FAb pic.twitter.com/upv7gmTuoK

#Apollo50th fact #2: Farm-to-space is the new farm-to-table. @NASA’s vegetable garden in space means astronauts on the next trip to the moon can enjoy sustainable eating. → http://goo.gle/2XPF6p7 pic.twitter.com/Rl5TKCyKY6

Did you know it took 400,000 people and a decade to get the first man to the moon? There’s tons to learn about the moon landing in @googleartsculture. Commence #Apollo50th facts countdown → http://goo.gle/2JJs7Ar pic.twitter.com/JhBsEMvr2P

Earth to all space explorers: Test your lunar knowledge and explore extraterrestrial wonders with a new quiz and tours in Google Earth → http://goo.gle/2LUwhrT  #Apollo50thpic.twitter.com/RR1Vld5nVp

50 years ago, Apollo 11 took a historic journey to the Moon. Go back in time with @googlearts to relive the story of the moon landing through science, tech, art and culture → http://g.co/moonlanding  #Apollo50thpic.twitter.com/e6bcAZP41Z