To try to protect as much as possible of all infections astronauts before launch, they are kept in a quarantine so limited: they avoided all contact with non-essential personnel. As journalists fell into this category, we had for the press conference that day, installed Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins on the scene in a plastic box about three feet wide and fifty, three meters deep and three meters high. Fans arranged inside the plastic chamber with three walls blowing air behind them to the public so that the air breathed by astronauts entered the room but the air laden with germs rejected by Journalists did not make as much.
Fire on the Moon, Norman Mailer, 1969, 1970, ed. Robert Laffont for trad. 1971, 2009
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