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‘Look closely and there’s a tear in Armstrong’s eye’: the Apollo space missions as you’ve never seen them before

Apollo 9, 6 March 1969 Russell Schweickart’s photograph of David Scott in the command module hatch. Photograph: Nasa/JSC/ASU/Andy Saunders Nasa’s original moon mission photographs, kept locked in a ...
Daily Mail

Apollo 11 ascent stage that helped Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin return safely from the lunar surface may still be orbiting the moon and not crashed as previously believed ...

History changed forever after Neil Armstrong said, 'The Eagle has landed,' but a new study suggests that part of the Apollo 11 'Eagle' Lunar Module (LM), once thought to have crashed on the moon, may ...
Daily Mail

Mankind's giant leap as never seen before: 35,000 photographs from NASA's original Apollo moon missions are unlocked from the freezer for the first time in fifty years and ...

Man aspired to go to the Moon, John F, Kennedy said, 'not because it is easy, but because it is hard.' And photo restorer Andy Saunders has applied that same incredible ambition and determination to ...
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The Apollo 10 command module landed in Glasgow in 1971 - Scottish Memories

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