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20 Facts About the Apollo Space Missions That Most Americans Don't Know
The Apollo program is arguably the most famous achievement of the United States regime, but how much do you really know about ...
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Apollo Astronauts Left American Flags, Boots and Even Poop on the Moon. Here's Why These Artifacts Matter
On Apollo 14, astronaut Alan Shepard hit two golf balls out into the moonscape that were never retrieved. These items are part of the breadcrumb trail that tells the story of humans in space.
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Apollo 14 and 15
Unknown Speaker: “40 feet, 30, 20 feet, 10, contact… We’re on the surface” Announcer: Four more Americans made it to the moon in 1971. In two separate flights they achieved more space ...
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How did walking on the Moon affect the Apollo astronauts?
Apollo 14 After Apollo 13's near-disaster and aborted Moon landing, Apollo 14 (1971) saw America's first astronaut, Alan Shepard, as the commander with Ed Mitchell as lunar module pilot.