Apollo Moon Landing
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The Apollo program evolved from projects Mercury and Gemini, successfully setting the feet of human beings on the moon six times and a total of 12 astronauts between 1961 and 1972.
On Dec. 7, 1972, NASA launched its last Apollo mission to the moon: Apollo 17. See photos from that historic mission, which landed astronauts Gene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt on the moon while Ron Evans orbited above.
Contains historic images of the 1969 moonwalk. Before computerized simulation, there was Viewmaster, which--along with imagination--educated my generation. Found at "Curiosities," a fabulous treasure trove of antiques, folk art and supplies for the assemblage artist in Dallas, TX.
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Photographer and filmmaker Christian Stang has released a short composite film of the lunar journeys as they have never been seen before
This NASA schematic details the size of the Apollo space capsules, service modules and lunar landers that would ultimately take astronauts to the moon in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
An archivist in Virginia just released thousands of high-res images from the Apollo missions. Here are our favorites.
Some say it was a giant leap for humanity, some say it was fake, some even say Stanely Kubrick directed it. However, the landing on the moon is still a
Back in the time when the United States and the USSR were involved in a space race, US President Dwight D. Eisenhower started a space program, to remain
During the course of the Apollo space program astronauts were charged with enduring unknown perils, conducting science experiments, piloting spacecraft, walking on the surface of the moon, and comprehending sights, sounds, and physical stresses never before experienced by humans. All the while, they were also asked to snap a couple thousands photographs of practically everyContinue reading "NASA Releases Trove of Over 8,000 HD Photos from the Apollo Moon Missions"
Space fans, rejoice: today, just about every image captured by Apollo astronauts on lunar missions is now on the Project Apollo Archive Flickr account. There are some 8,400 photographs in…
Contains footage from Apollo Moon landing and moonwalks. Mixed with some Canon Piano music and the famous words by Neil Armstrong himself.
PRICES MAY VARY. Part II of this series includes the following:*Jack Parsons, an occultist and eccentric rocket scientist who was a mystery to some and a compassionate and brilliant scientist to others. His importance to the aerospace industry is obvious, being that his methods were used in the Apollo Moon missions and the Space Shuttle, and are still being used in rockets today. *The pre-Apollo missions which were used to gather data to fake the Apollo missions, which included surveying and photographing the lunar surface.*Ideas that NASA had considered for manned missions to the Moon, some of which were grandiose and others which were downright comical. We’ll learn too of the competition and conflicts over some of these ideas, and how this was less to do with any real exploration and res
NASA created simulations that mimicked everything from the moon’s gravity to its landscape.
Distant view of the Lunar Module “Intrepid” near the rim of Surveyor Crater. Surveyor Crater is visible in the foreground. The image was taken during the second EVA of the Apollo 12 mission.
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Motion designer Christian Stangl worked with his brother and composer Wolfgang Stangl for 18 months to created Lunar, a beautiful short film about the
