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11 November 1969 – Today in Apollo History
Apollo 12 stories from Newspapers on the 11th November 1969.
Read More »I'm tweeting the Apollo 12 landing… 40 years late
Just like I did with the Apollo 11 landing, I’m tweeting the Apollo 12 landing 40 years late. I’m using the same account so you can find all the tweets at http://www.twitter.com/apolloecho.
Read More »10 November 1969 – Today in History
Apollo 12 stories from Newspapers on the 10th November 1969.
Read More »First full resolution photo of an Apollo landing site
The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has been orbiting the moon for months calibrating it’s instruments and lowering it’s orbit. It is now in a 50km polar orbit about the moon. As with any optics, being closer normally results…
Read More »Space Station will now be visible over London on Wednesday
As you may be aware, Space Shuttle Discovery is currently docked to the International Space Station as part of mission STS-128. The shuttle is due to land at 00:09am on Friday 11 September BST (British Summer Time). It…
Read More »President Nixons undelivered Apollo 11 disaster speech
Forty years ago, Michael Collins was in orbit around the moon and two brave men, Neil Armstrong and Edwin (Buzz) Aldrin (Jr) were sitting inside Eagle at Tranquility Base on the moon getting ready to make history and…
Read More »Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter photos of Apollo landing sites
NASA has reported that the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has sent back its first images of Apollo lunar landing sites. They say they will be releasing the images at 12 noon EDT (5pm London Time), today, Friday 17th…
Read More »I'm Tweeting the Apollo 11 Moon Landing Live (40 years late)
For those of you that use twitter, I’m going to be tweeting the Moon Landing Live (Well, 40 years late). You can find the twitter feed at www.twitter.com/ApolloEcho.
Read More »Moon Shot
Article reads: St Petersburg Independent – Friday, July 4 1969 [image] Credit: AP Moon Shot This double exposure of the moon and the Apollo 11 moon rocket was made after the service gantry was moved away during a…
Read More »5 July 1969 – They'll grab more Moon
The Age – 5th July 1969 America’s Apollo 11 astronauts will bring back to Earth double the quantity of Moon specimens than was earlier planned, scientists announced in Houston today. Join me on twitter at www.twitter.com/ApolloEcho to relive…
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