Question

this is what neil armstrong said when he took his first steps on the surface of the moon. what did armstrong mean? his first step on the moon was important to himself, but not important to humankind. his first step on the moon meant nothing for him as an individual, but it was very significant for human progress. his first step on the moon was a great individual achievement even though it looked like a small thing. thats one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind. —neil armstrong, july 21, 1969

Explanation:

Armstrong's quote emphasizes that his personal step on the moon was small in a physical sense, but represented a huge advancement for all of humanity. It shows the insignificance of the individual act in comparison to the massive leap in human exploration and progress.

Answer:

His first step on the moon meant nothing for him as an individual, but it was very significant for human progress.