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First launch of the Apollo Program, Saturn-Apollo 1
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Saturn-Apollo 3
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Saturn-Apollo 4 on the pad
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Little Joe II Qualification Test Vehicle
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Pad Abort Test 1
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Saturn-Apollo 5
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Abort Test 1
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Saturn-Apollo 6 on the pad. It launched the first boilerplate Apollo spacecraft launched into orbit.
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Abort Test 2
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Saturn-Apollo 9
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Second stage preparation for Saturn-Apollo 9 flight
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Abort Test 3
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Pad Abort Test 2
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Abort Test 4
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Apollo 1 command module assembly
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Apollo 1 crew during water egress training
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Apollo 1 Command/Service Module mating
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Apollo 1 spacecraft being hoisted atop the Saturn IB booster.
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Apollo 1 crew
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Apollo 1 command module post-fire
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Apollo 4, the first Saturn V, on the pad.
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Apollo 4 capsule recovery
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Processing the Lunar Module for its first unmanned test flight on Apollo 5
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Apollo 5 launch
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Apollo 6 launch
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Apollo 7 Command Module assembly, ahead of the first crewed flight of the Apollo program.
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Apollo 7 upper stage after spacecraft separation
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Apollo 7 crew after splashdown and recovery
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Saturn V assembly for Apollo 8, the first mission to carry humans beyond Earth orbit.
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Apollo 8 crew
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Apollo 8 on the pad
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Apollo 8 reentry
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Apollo 8 recovery
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Apollo 9 crew boarding. First crewed test of the Lunar Module in Earth orbit.
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Apollo 9 liftoff
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Lunar Module awaiting extraction from the S-IVB upper stage
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Lunar Module flying free in Earth orbit
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Lunar Module ascent stage after separation
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Preparation for Apollo 10, the dress rehearsal for mankind's first moon landing on Apollo 11
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Apollo 10 sunset landing
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Apollo 11 crew
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Lunar Module assembly ahead of Apollo 11
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I can finish up the Apollo program later if there's interest
Hell Yes, please.
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Richard Nixon demonstrates his private gas chamber. You can let us out now, Mr. President...
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Keep going please
Great thread mates
Cheers
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I'll finish up tomorrow
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Apollo 12 crew
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Apollo 12 Lunar Module processing
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Lunar Landing Training Vehicle
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Apollo 12 rollout
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Inside the Lunar Module
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Pete Conrad studying the Surveyor 3 lander, which landed on the Moon over two years before Apollo 12.
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Apollo 13 crew, before Ken Mattingly was exposed to German measles and replaced by Jack Swigert.
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Apollo 13's damaged Service Module
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Apollo 13 re-entry
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Apollo 14 crew
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Top notch OP. Thanks for the childhood memories
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Apollo 14 liftoff from the Moon.
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Apollo 15 Lunar Module and Lunar Roving Vehicle during processing
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Apollo 15 Command/Service Module with bay for a deployable Lunar subsatellite.
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that's not very high up, kinda odd. what's going on here?
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That's the upper stage of the Saturn IB rocket after delivering Apollo 7 to low Earth orbit (in this case 227 km by 301 km).
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Apollo 15 crew
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This gets my vote as the best image from America's space program.
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Do people ACTUALLY believe that men traveled 300,000km through a vacuum and landed on the moon in THAT THING? Don't make me laugh. It looks like a hilarious 60s sci-fi prop at best.
Seriously stare at that photo for a few minutes and think about what is claimed. Just look at it.
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Because there's an internal structure (the pressurized crew compartment) and all the external fittings are simply covered in a thin, non-load bearing layer. It's okay if you have no knowledge of structural engineering, but don't try to use that ignorance as "evidence" for anything.
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See here, for example:
https://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/History/alsj/misc/apmisc-LM-noID-19.jpg
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Oh, and look, here's a document detailing all of the structures of the Lunar Module:
https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/a11LM5structures.pdf
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Apollo 16 crew
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Apollo 15 Lunar Module ascent stage lifting off from the Moon.
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*Apollo 16, I mean
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So fake and gay
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Apollo 17 crew
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The last men to walk on the Moon.
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That's all for now
Thank you for these. I remember much of the Apollo program from when I was a child and the images are great.
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I'm so jealous. I can't imagine what it must have been like to grow up during the space race.
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Duck and cover!
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You're absolutely crazy, my friend. I actually do have pretty good engineering knowledge, and probably a lot more experience than you. If you think that piece of shit prop took anyone anywhere near space you are crazy.
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> I actually do have pretty good engineering knowledge, and probably a lot more experience than you.
See, you say that, but then you make bullshit statements like "it looks like a movie prop so it must be fake," pretty clearly demonstrating that you don't know jack shit about this. I'd encourage you to read the other material I linked, you just might learn something.
I just want to save this entire thread
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>>2571372
Glad you liked it. How about a torrent of my spaceflight folder?
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Yes please, I've never seen a collection this good.
This thread needs to be archived
>>2571472
Torrent is up!
https://kat.cr/spaceflight-2016-01-24-t11960086.html
Fantastic thread! Thanks OP
