Apollo 14 was the fourth crewed moon landing and is most famous for being the first and only mission in which an astronaut played golf on the moon. See photos from the adventures of the Apollo 14 ...

Apollo 6 Rollout . NASA . Apollo 6, the final unmanned test flight of the Saturn V rocket, rolls out to the launchpad in this photo taken in 1968. Apollo 8.

In August 1959, an unmanned satellite called Explorer 6 took the first photos of Earth from space, on a mission that marked the first steps towards the mission to the Moon.. The spacecraft, which ...

Instead, the photo, which became known as "Earthrise," was taken more than six months earlier on Dec. 24, 1968, by astronaut Bill Anders aboard Apollo 8, the first crewed spacecraft to ...

Apollo 11 has entered the Moon’s orbit, and flies to the far-side. There, they take pictures, and Michael Collins exclaims: “My gosh, they're monsters,” about the mountains and craters on ...

Apollo Global Management’s $6.3 billion acquisition of IGT and Everi Holdings is still on track, but there are still no details about what the new Las Vegas-based IGT will look like. Executives ...

Recent photos taken by India’s Space Research Organization moon orbiter, known as Chandrayaan 2, clearly show the Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 landing sites more than 50 years later.

The crew of the Apollo 13 lunar landing mission are shown in their space suits on their way to the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Kennedy, Fla., Saturday, April 11, 1970.

Space Remastered Apollo mission photos are simply out of this world. Half a century after the last person walked on the moon, original footage has been digitally overhauled to show NASA's lunar ...

When I delved deeper into the photo archives from Apollo 8, one added wrinkle awaited me: The iconic color image wasn’t the first Earthrise photo, as most people assumed.Just before he saw the ...

Photo by NASA WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- More than 8,400 high-resolution images of the Apollo missions have been released to the public on Flickr, a historian announced.

As of now, Apollo claims a 0-62 mph time of 2.7 seconds. Based on the details already announced by Apollo and these latest photos, it sure sounds like an official debut will happen earlier rather ...