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retropopcult · 1 year
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Snoopy button, 1969
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coupleofdays · 9 months
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Margaret Hamilton, Director of the Apollo project Software Engineering Division, with a stack of papers containing the code to the Apollo Guidance Computer navigation software. The software that on this day, in 1969, guided Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin when they landed on the Moon.
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hollenka99 · 9 months
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Friendly reminder this Moon Landing Day that this website exists, where you can drop yourself at any point in the mission where the crew are awake and they'll probably be bantering with Houston.
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humanoidhistory · 9 months
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The launch of Apollo 11, July 16, 1969.
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We have done better. We are better.
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gusgrissom · 9 months
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The Apollo 11 crew in quarantine, 1969
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lonestarflight · 8 months
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The original Moon landing sites
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"NASA contracted to have 15 flight-worthy Saturn V rockets produced. Apollo 11 achieved the first landing with the sixth Saturn V, leaving nine for follow-on landings. The following landing sites were chosen for these missions, planned to occur at intervals of approximately four months through July 1972."
Note: I've updated this list with the original tentative planned launch dates.
G-type Mission
Apollo 11: (G) Mare Tranquillitatis, July 1969
H-type missions
Apollo 12: (H1) Ocean of Storms (Surveyor 3 site), November 1969
Apollo 13: (H2) Fra Mauro Highlands, March 1970
Apollo 14: (H3) Littrow Crater, July 1970
Apollo 15: (H4) Censorinus Crater, November 1970
J-type missions, the extended stay missions
Apollo 16: (J1) Descartes Highlands or Tycho Crater (Surveyor 7 site), April 1971
Apollo 17: (J2) Marius Hills or Marius Hills volcanic domes, September 1971
Apollo 18: (J3) Copernicus crater or Schröter's Valley or Gassendi crater, February 1972, later July 1973
Apollo 19: (J4) Hadley Rille, July 1972, later December 1973
Apollo 20: (J5) Tycho Crater or Copernicus Crater or Marius Hills, December 1972, later July 1974
As we all know, plans were changed and missions were cancelled. But it's nice to see what was initially planned.
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To compare with the actual landing sites and dates:
Apollo 12: (H1) Ocean of Storms (Surveyor 3 site), November 1969
Apollo 13: (H2) never landed, April 1970
Apollo 14: (H3) Fra Mauro, January-February 1971
Apollo 15: (J1) Hadley–Apennine, July-August 1971
Apollo 16: (J2) Descartes Highlands, April 1972
Apollo 17: (J3) Taurus–Littrow, December 1972
NASA ID: link, link
Information from Astronautix: link
Information from Wikipedia: link
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nocternalrandomness · 4 months
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Apollo 11 Launch - 16 July 1969
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jamgraphicdesign · 9 months
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Hey! Someone said on here a while ago we should treat the moon landing like a holiday! So- Happy 20th of July, Happy Moon Landing!!!
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ilovedamsels1962 · 2 years
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On this day, July 20th 1969, man first set foot on another world.
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scifikimmi · 9 months
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Happy Out Of Touch Anniversary of the Apollo Landing !
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nopickls · 11 months
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Under the water, it is a different world. The ice is floating now above him. It glows like an overcast sky, but the light loses its strength and thickens into darkness within a few fathoms. Below him, it is black as outer space.
Script for The Terror, S01E01 + Archival footage from Apollo 11 (2019) for @terrorscififest
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spacetime1969 · 9 months
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Happy Moon Day Everyone!
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jmmallory · 1 year
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In honor of the Apollo 11 Moon landing July 20 1969
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humanoidhistory · 9 months
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The Moon, July 20, 1969.
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reasonsforhope · 9 months
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Something to remember when the climate anxiety and doomerism are coming for you:
We went from inventing flight to landing on the moon in just 66 years
I wouldn't count us out of the climate change fight just yet
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