The Guardian

‘Look closely and there’s a tear in Armstrong’s eye’: the Apollo space missions as you’ve never seen them before

Apollo 9, 6 March 1969 Russell Schweickart’s photograph of David Scott in the command module hatch. Photograph: Nasa/JSC/ASU/Andy Saunders Nasa’s original moon mission photographs, kept locked in a ...
Londonist

Take A Look Inside An Apollo Moon Capsule

One of the Science Museum's greatest treasures – arguably the greatest treasure – is its Apollo 10 command module. The conical craft flew round the moon in 1969, just months before Neil, Buzz and Mike ...
Discover Magazine

Travel With Apollo 9 As They Launch to Space 50 Years Ago

Rusty Schweickart comes out of the lunar module hatch for a spacewalk to test the EVA moon suit. The circular object behind him is one of the four landing pads. Photo Credits: NASA From left, Rusty ...
BBC Science/Nature

The 'flight of the Spider'

Forty years ago this week, mankind's attempts to land on the Moon took a giant leap forward with the maiden spaceflight of the Apollo Lunar Module. Continuing his series of essays for the 40th ...