NASA technicians work on the damaged Apollo 1 module as part of the NASA 504 post-accident investigations. Technicians in white protective gear examine the interior of the capsule. Others refer to manuals and sheets of technical specifications and drawings.
Engineer at entrance to secure facility. Shows badge to guard and is admitted. Another person is admitted after being identified. Guards station and file of persons allowed access is shown. Within the restricted area, teams of investigators are seen conferring and writing on white boards. Tables are spread with documents and drawings. Engineers examine vibration graphs (like seismic data) and plot timelines related to the investigation.
Investigations of Apollo 204 review board at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in wake of Apollo 1 tragedy. Woman observes through a microscope. 'Electron Microscopy' written outside the door of a room. She observes using the microscope. A man examines images of stressed materials. Another man sets up a test and triggers a flash and burning of something in the device.
Apollo 204 review board at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in United States. Technician wearing rubber gloves examines something through a microscope. Slate reads: "MSOB Malfunction Lab."
Apollo 204 review board at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in United States. Wrecked command module shell behind picket fence in hangar. Technicians and other men look at a document and discuss it. Posters telling visitors not to touch anything. The wrecked parts of spacecraft in plastic bags on the table inspected. Photographs of the wrecked parts of the spacecraft on boards in the background. Man inspects the wrecked portion of the spacecraft on the table by flashing light on it. Astronauts Michael Collins, later pilot of Apollo 11 and William Anders, who later flew on Apollo 8, examine damaged and burned pieces of Apollo 1 command module.
Apollo 204 review board at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in United States. NASA officials inspect damaged Apollo 1 command module suspended from a crane. They discuss amongst themselves. They remove their shoes before climbing ladder to examine interior of the command module with the help of a light. They return down the ladder.
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