Astronaut Michael Collins, a participant in the first mission with landing on the moon, died
Astronaut Michael Collins, a participant in the first mission in the history of mankind, during which a landing was made to the moon, died in the United States. Collins was 90 years old. The cause of his death was cancer, his family said. NASA / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Initially, the news header mistakenly said that Collins was the commander of the Apollo 11 mission. This is not so, the commander was Neil Armstrong. The editors apologize for the mistake made.