Kolodko: Holdjáró miniszobor
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Eszter Horvath Somogyi
"ℹ️ INSIDER INFO: The moonwalker is placed in Hold (=moon) Street & have many hidden meanings. Eg. Did you know that in the construction of the first moonwalker, a Hungarian engineer also took part? Me neither. But we always learn something new. 🙂 Also, the moonwalker is placed on a moon shaped stone (which meant to forbid parking on the spot)."
Polly F
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"Hungarian born Ferenc Pavlics came up with the lightweight but resilient wheels needed to traverse the Moon on the Lunar Rover. He was presented the NASA Award for his achievements.
Appropriately, this one can be found on Hold (Moon in English) street on its own moon-shaped bollard. "