Buzz Aldrin climbing down the ladder of the Lunar Module “Eagle” and stepping onto the Moon during the Apollo 11 mission in July 1969. This grainy black-and-white footage is actual TV broadcast from that night when millions around the world watched humans walk on the Moon for the very first time. Even with the low quality, the moment hits hard — pure history captured on camera. Buzz carefully descends the ladder, tests the surface, and joins Neil Armstrong on the lunar ground… an event that chan

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5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0... Lift-off. 50 years ago today, Apollo 12 was struck by lightning seconds after launch twice. A flight controller's quick action restored systems to normal function. The mission was successfully guided to land on the Moon's Ocean of Storms. Watch: https://go.nasa.gov/32J5MKJ | NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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Color TV camera footage (remote-controlled from Houston) of the Apollo 17 LM ascent stage ignition and liftoff on December 14th, 1972. The “rainbow sparkles” at ignition are from bits of Kapton foil and insulation that were blown outwards by the hold bolts and wire cutters exploding and engine ignition; they moved much too fast for the spinning RGB color wheel on the camera to register them in all filters. Credit: NASA & Jason Major | Galaxies Video

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2.3K views · 2.5K reactions | On this day 1972 - Apollo 17 - Lunar Liftoff Combining footage from the LM onboard 16mm film camera and the Lunar Rover TV camera of the liftoff of the Apollo 17 ascent stage Footage enhancement and audio synchronisation by Moonpans Original 16mm footage source : Apollo Flight Journal #apollo17 | Moonpans.com | Facebook