Tagged “space-history”
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21 Hours on the Moon
Relive the 21 hours Armstrong and Aldrin spent on the lunar surface during Apollo 11 through panoramas, photo galleries,…
Apollo 17 in Real-time
Relive the last crewed Moon landing minute by minute, with every transcript line, mission audio, photos and TV footage s…
Beyond Apollo
Space historian David Portree's blog digging up forgotten, unflown spacecraft concepts proposed during the Cold War spac…
collectSPACE
A community and forum for space history enthusiasts and collectors, covering astronaut memorabilia, mission artifacts, a…
Drew Ex Machina
Space historian Andrew LePage's blog revisiting overlooked missions and technical details from the Apollo, Soviet, and e…
Fields of the Moon
A visit to the Cinder Lake crater field in Arizona, where NASA blasted hundreds of craters into a volcanic plain in 1967…
First TV Image of Mars
The story of the first close-up image of Mars, which impatient JPL engineers hand-colored with pastels from printed stri…
For All Moonkind
A nonprofit working to protect lunar landing sites and other places in outer space as human heritage, with a blog on spa…
Gunter's Space Page
An exhaustive independent database cataloging nearly every satellite, rocket, and space mission ever launched, with tech…
Heroic Relics
An archive of technical information on spacecraft from the heroic age of manned spaceflight, collecting documents and de…
Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station
A detailed history site preserving the story of the Australian tracking station that relayed the first television images…
How the Soviets Put a Lander on Venus
How Soviet engineers, after repeated failures, built Venera probes tough enough to survive crushing pressure and furnace…
Jonathan McDowell's Planet4589
Astronomer Jonathan McDowell's meticulous personal archive of launch logs, satellite catalogs, and spaceflight statistic…
Moonjs AGC Simulator
A browser simulator of the Apollo Guidance Computer that runs the actual Moon landing software, with the display and key…
NASA's Long Dead IMAGE Satellite is Alive!
An amateur satellite tracker tells how he stumbled on a signal from NASA's IMAGE spacecraft, silent since 2005, and conf…
Neil Armstrong's Moon Rocks Customs Form
The actual customs declaration the Apollo 11 crew signed on returning from the Moon, listing moon rocks and dust as carg…
Planetarium Projector Museum
A one-man museum devoted to vintage planetarium projectors, with photos and histories of the strange star-throwing machi…
Roland Miller Photography
Roland Miller's documentary photographs of abandoned space launch pads, rocket test stands and control rooms from the Co…
RussianSpaceWeb
A meticulously researched independent archive covering the history and current activities of the Soviet and Russian spac…
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
The online collection of the world's largest aviation and spaceflight museum, with digitized artifacts, aircraft, and sp…
Soviet Venus Images
An archive of the only photographs ever taken on the surface of Venus, returned by the Soviet Venera landers and careful…
Space Exploration Logo Archive
An archive of mission patches, agency marks and logos from space exploration between 1942 and 2023, indexed by agency an…
Spacefacts
A comprehensive database of every astronaut and cosmonaut spaceflight, complete with crew photos, mission patches, and b…
Tales from the Lunar Module
Don Eyles, who wrote Apollo's lunar landing software, shares anecdotes and technical papers including the story of the A…
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