NASA and the University of Texas have teamed up to digitize 19,000 hours of recordings from the Apollo 11 mission that landed the first two people on the moon.
The newly digitized recordings track conversations between astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin and mission control in Houston.
They include serious discussions, such as one about a program alarm Armstrong and Aldrin hadn’t encountered in training, and more light-hearted exchanges like one about an oatmeal-eating contest.
Read more at The Hill.
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If NASA is to be believed, let them explain at least these 2 issues:
1) How the astronauts were able to withstand a temperature from -225 to +243 Fahrenheit every single day and night?
2) How can there be wind on top of the moon blowing the flag?
1) It’s called thermal insulation.
2) It’s called springs on the flag’s mount.
Take your meds and try again.
to Anonymous
1) If you paid that much for a special suit like that then you can have it too.
2) It wasn’t wind. That’s what it looks like when you push something in a vacuum. It swings like a pendulum because there is no air resistance to stop it like there is inside an atmosphere. Try it.
Was that foot print legitimate?