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Launch controllers and spectators anticipate Apollo 11 launch countdown; Neil Armstrong takes his first step on the moon.
Crowds gathered in bleachers and viewing area near the Kennedy Space Center in anticipation of the NASA Apollo 11 launch. Launch controllers at mission control cosely monitor the Apollo 11 launch on Launch Complex 39A. Apollo 11 Public Affairs Officer (PAO) Jack King announces the progress of the launch countdown. Launch controller uses binoculars to watch the launch. Jack King starts countdown. Spectators use binoculars, a woman uses a camera. View of launch pad with birds in foreground. The Apollo 11 Mission’s rocket, Saturn V SA-506, in sky after launch. POV from landing craft of craters on the moon’s surface. Neil Armstrong’s first walk on the moon. Neil Armstrong says “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”. Neil Armstrong’s left footprint- the first human footprint on the moon.
NASA Apollo 17 (Saturn V SA-512 rocket) launch at the Kennedy Space Center at midnight
Apollo 17 Saturn V SA-512 midnight launch at the Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A. Exhaust streaming out the bottom of the Saturn V SA-512 rocket at midnight of December 7, 1972.
An astronaut demonstrates collecting lunar soil during a rehearsal before Apollo 11 mission
NASA astronauts perform a lunar module rehearsal months before the planned Apollo 11 mission (held in July 16-24, 1969). Apollo 11 rehearsal was held at the Kennedy Space Center. An astronaut (likely Neil Armstrong) stands beside the Apollo Lunar Module “Eagle” (LM-5). “United States” is written on the lunar module. Astronaut unfolds a Contingency Sampler With Folding Handle. Astronaut demonstrates how to scoop lunar soil using a Contingency Sampler With Folding Handle. Dust (simulating as lunar dust) is being scooped with contingency sampler. The sample bag went loose from the handle of contingency sampler. The astronaut sets the handle aside and carefully picks up the sample bag. A man watches the demonstration from behind the astronaut. The astronaut seals the sample bag with its zipper. Astronaut stores the closed sample bag on his leg pocket. Astronaut turns his back on the camera.
An astronaut uses a camera during an Apollo 11 mission rehearsal
NASA astronauts perform a lunar module rehearsal months before the planned Apollo 11 mission (held in July 16-24, 1969). Apollo 11 rehearsal was held at the Kennedy Space Center. An astronaut (Neil Armstrong) demonstrates how to walk on the moon after landing in front of scientists watching the rehearsal. The Apollo Lunar Module “Eagle” (LM-5) is near the astronaut. Astronaut walking sideways, holding on to a harness. Harness is attached on the lunar module. A camera device is being transported to the astronaut using the harness. The astronaut attaches camera in front of his suit. The flag of the United States is seen on his backpack (Primary Life Support Subsystem). The Primary Life Support Subsystem has a tag “CDR” (Commander). Lunar Module has the words “United States” and the United States flag. Astronaut demonstrates using the camera while walking on the moon’s surface. Astronaut takes a video of the Lunar Module and its landing pad.
Two astronauts work together during Apollo 11 mission rehearsal
NASA astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin demonstrate activities during an Apollo 11 rehearsal. An astronaut approaches the Lunar Module as another stands in front of it. A scientist fixes the lunar module. One astronaut demonstrates the use of a camera during the Apollo mission while another working in front of the Apollo Lunar Module “Eagle” (LM-5). Astronaut touches the gold leaf thermal blanket used to cover the bottom of the module. Astronaut fixes wiring of the module while holding the camera. The flag of the United States and the logo of NASA are seen on his backpack (Primary Life Support Subsystem). The Primary Life Support Subsystem has a tag “CDR” (Commander). Another astronaut supports the base of a tripod as the astronaut attaches a device. Two astronauts working together. One astronaut holds the tripod with device attached to it. Astronaut (likely Neil Armstrong) plants a green vertical flag on the ground.
Two astronauts collect samples during rehearsal before Apollo 11 mission
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin during an Apollo 11 mission rehearsal. The flag of the United States and the logo of NASA are seen on his backpack (Primary Life Support Subsystem). Another astronaut’s backpack reads “LMP” (Lunar Module Pilot). The Primary Life Support Subsystem has a tag “CDR” (Commander). Neil Armstrong approaches the Apollo Lunar Module “Eagle” (LM-5). Astronaut works on the lunar module. Lower half of the lunar module with equipment bay. Lunar module with words “United States” and the United States flag. Astronaut uses tongs to pick up rock samples from the mock lunar surface. The astronaut places lunar samples in a collection bag. Lunar Module Pilot is using a camera to record the activity of the commander astronaut. Astronaut places a plastic bag on a Lunar Sample Return Container (“rock box”). A scientist observes the rehearsal and talks to colleague. Three NASA officials witness the mission rehearsal. Another NASA official takes his seat. Closer view of two NASA officials observing the rehearsal. NASA officials and scientists sitting. NASA scientist reads a paper. Man with earphones talking to a NASA staff. Two NASA staff talking.
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