Hour upon hour of the astronauts' conversations with each other and with Mission Control in Houston, as well as television scenes taken during their lunar expeditions, were recorded as they occurred from July 1969 to December 1972. For all the years since then, these recordings were available but, for the most part, remained "on the shelf" to collect dust. Now, through the dedication and hard work of historian Eric Jones and the lunar astronauts, the aural and visual history of the Apollo lunar expeditions is being taken off the shelf, dusted off, and presented in a way which everyone can understand and enjoy.
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The first human stepped foot on the moon in July 1969. Since then, only 12 men have walked on the moon's surface in a hectic several years and we haven't been back in more than 30 years. This blog from David Meerman Scott is a way for me to showcase some of the fascinating memorabilia I have collected from the Apollo mission
This web site from Mickael P Wright has the autograph of everyone that has ever journeyed into space.
This website form Andrew LePage is dedicated to the presentation and discussion of his passion about spaceflight and astronomy.
