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See Drawing of Lunar Module descent, 1968.
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Drawing of Lunar Module descent, 1968.
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Picture Number:10299892
Credit:Science Museum/Science & Society Picture Library
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Caption:
Artist's impression of the descent of a Lunar Module to the surface of the Moon. The drawing, one of a series issued by NASA before the first Moon landing to give an impression of an Apollo lunar landing mission, shows three different stages of the descent; two of which show the module firing retro-rockets. The Lunar Module was the part of the spacecraft that ferried two astronauts down to the Moon from lunar orbit during the Apollo manned Moon landing missions, before returning to rendezvous with the Command and Service Module. It first landed on the Moon on the Apollo 11 mission in July 1969, when astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin 'Buzz' Aldrin became the first men to set foot on the lunar surface.
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In Collection of: Science & Society Picture Library
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Subject(s) > Science & Technology > Space Technology & Rocketry
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