America cremated the first person to the moon

Neil Armstrong was the first person on the planet to set foot on the moon on July 21, 1969. He died in Ohio state in August at the age of 82.

The American Aerospace Agency (NASA) announced Armstrong burial ritual took place on the USS Philippine Sea aircraft carrier on the Atlantic Ocean on September 14. One day, NASA celebrated his memorial service in Washington, DC.

Soldiers on aircraft carriers carried out funeral ceremonies for military personnel such as spreading the flag, firing guns and trumpets.

Armstrong once piloted a US Navy fighter plane before becoming an astronaut.

Ms. Carol Armstrong (black hat), Neil Armstrong's wife, and everyone in his celebration in the burial ceremony.

The aircraft carrier commander with Carol Armstrong dropped the pitcher of the ashes of the astronaut into the ocean. NASA did not announce the location of the ship in the Armstrong family's wishes. The place where the USS Phillipine Sea is anchored is the port of Mayport, Florida.