In the world of space exploration, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin are renowned, yet Michael Collins, the third Apollo 11 astronaut, represents profound solitude. While Armstrong and Aldrin made history on the moon, Collins orbited in Columbia, isolated for 21 hours. Each pass behind the moon severed his communication with Earth, leaving him in silence. Collins envisioned a world seen from space—without borders, rich in potential for harmony. His vision remains a timeless call for unity. As we remember Collins, we are inspired to carry forth his dream of a united future. Rest in peace, Michael Collins.