As reported [here][1] [R Shlomo Goren][2] proposed to change the text of *[kiddush levana][3]*, the monthly blessing on the moon's renewal

> the answer began to emerge within hours of the historic Apollo 11 moon
> landing [...], the word came from Israel where Gen. [R] Shlomo
> Goren, the Armed Forces’ Chief Chaplain, issued instructions about a
> change in the prayer for the blessing of the new moon which is said
> each month. The old blessing was worded:
> 
> *As I dance before you and cannot touch you, so my enemies will not be
> able to touch me.*
> 
> and it now reads
> 
> *As I dance against you and do not touch you, so others, if they dance
> against me to harm me, they will not touch me.*
> 
> Rabbi Goren’s version of the prayer is actually an old one found in
> the Talmud in Masekhet Soffrim [מסכת סופרים], chapter 20 [section 2]

For further reactions, see also [Rabbis and the Moon][4].


  [1]: https://opensiddur.org/prayers/lunisolar/roshei-hadashim/kiddush-levanah/dancing-with-the-moon-innovations-in-the-kiddush-levana-in-light-of-the-first-moon-landing/
  [2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shlomo_Goren
  [3]: https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/1904288/jewish/Kiddush-Levana-Sanctification-of-the-Moon.htm
  [4]: https://www.torahmusings.com/2004/12/rabbis-and-traveling-to-moon/