I lived in real time the Apollo 11 mission that took the man for the first time to the Moon

The conquest of space accumulates several milestones and the arrival on the moon July 20, 1969 is the most important. That's why systems engineer and historian Ben Feist of NASA has created a website that plays the Apollo 11 mission in real time50 years ago

This work consists entirely of historical materials, all timed according to the time elapsed from the ground: the main mission clock. The images of Mission Control, the film filmed by the astronauts and the television programs transmitted from the space and the surface of the Moon, were carefully placed at the moments when they were filmed during the mission, as well as each photograph. . taken and every word spoken.

Elements included in real time:

• All the images of the mission control movie;

• All television transmissions and sequences on board;

• 2000 photographs;

• 11,000 hours of mission control audio;

• 240 hours of audio space-ground;

• All the audio from the flight recorder;

• 15,000 search expressions

• Post-mission commentary;

• Example of astromaterial data.

IN ADDITION:

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