Lunar landing sites
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I could not agree more!SkyHiker wrote: ↑Mon Dec 19, 2022 3:05 pm That was a very fun blast of the past, thanks for taking us to those landing sites! Those images show a lot of detail even making their tracks visible. I was almost 12 when the Eagle landed and had followed the space race mostly on the radio, there was always something happening. What an incredible time that was.
I was born in 55 and me and the kid next door with football helmets on laying in cardboard boxes with holes cut out imitating the capsule,transistor radio on and we blasted off with them !!
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Thank you my friend !Makuser wrote: ↑Mon Dec 19, 2022 2:54 pm Hi Frank. A very nice video presentation of the Apollo lunar landing site location images. And most moon maps published that many of us use today now show the lunar landing site locations with a red +. Thanks for finding and sharing this interesting video with us on here Frank and keep looking up.
I found it interesting especially when he zoomed in and showed you where they actually walked and made a trail to me that was really cool!
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This is great !
Thank you for posting.
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