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The spaceflight to the Moon (40 pics)

Posted in Pictures 17 Jul 2009 / 5382 views

This historic event took place forty years ago.
This is the first time in history that Apollo 11 spacecraft left the Earth and landed on the Moon.
This is when the man put his foot on the moon for the first time.
Inside the post you will see stunning images of this important event.

[via boston.com]

DamnHot - it's really hot there, Damn!

Tags: moon, earth, Apollo 11, spaceflight, rocket

Comments (10):

einsib 2 year s ago

Too bad it never happend JC-LOL

The sun has fallen down
And the billboards are all leering
And the flags are all dead at the top of their poles

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Tarzan 2 year s ago

funny einsib lolz

Men have two emotions: Hungry and Horny.
If you see him without an erection, make him a sandwich :)

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b 2 year s ago

How would you know it didn't happen if you were not there?

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Aly007 2 year s ago

b,
Documentary.

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CcC 2 year s ago

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mazzini 2 year s ago

yes... too bad It never happened n_wassat

see this link

http://www.apfn.org/apfn/moon.htm

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diegopol 2 year s ago

wow

Vizça el Barça

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einsib 2 year s ago

@3

How would you know it happened if you were not there? fool

The sun has fallen down
And the billboards are all leering
And the flags are all dead at the top of their poles

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lul 2 year s ago

Funny how there are no stars anywhere on any shot, even thought there is no athmosphere to hinder the light.. not even bleak dots visible. It is impossible to set the exposure so that there is nothing.

They faked it 4 sure, they had already lost all the previous races.. russians put the first satellite, first living creature, first man in space, first everything.. and the americans took the jackpot with a nice setup like this.

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einsib 2 year s ago

Well..lul...that really does not tell us anything. The exposure setting could hinder it, but i dont know for sure. But the fact that they never brought a telescope up there or even set an exposure that worked is beyond me. They could have seen farther out into space than ever before. Reason? Too hard to fake =) even an amateur astronomer could have detected a mismatch of costallations.

But hey! They brought rovers! Each costing tens of millions of taxpayers money clapping