麻豆约拍 - Moon Landings

Moon Landings

On 20 July 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon. This collection examines how some Apollo moon missions got off the ground, and how some came to an abrupt end. Through over 40 years of radio and TV broadcasts, we meet the men who made that incredible journey and the reporters who brought their stories into our homes. We examine the legacy of the space race and look to the future, when mankind might make that giant leap once again.

The Moon — The Sky at Night

Patrick Moore reviews the Soviet mission to launch a manned rocket into space. (1960)

Release date:
27 Sep 1960
Life on the Moon — The Sky at Night

Patrick Moore discusses the chances of finding life on the moon. (1961)

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24 Apr 1961
Apollo 11 Landing: Precautions v Moon Bugs — The News, 08/05/1969

Reg Turnill reports on the month's quarantine facing the returning Apollo 11 astronauts.
On the Eve of Apollo 11 Launch — The News, 07/07/1969

Reginald Turnill reports from Houston, Texas on preparations for the Apollo 11 mission.
Apollo 11's Lunar Samples — The News, 21/07/1969

As Apollo 11 returns, scientists are keen to examine samples of lunar soil and rock.
1969 - Year of Space — The Sky at Night

Patrick Moore looks back at the year in which mankind first landed on alien soil. (1969)

Release date:
24 Dec 1969
Last Man on the Moon — The Sky at Night

Dr Chris Lintott talks to Apollo 17's Eugene Cernan about being the last man on the Moon.

Release date:
03 Dec 2007
The Man Who Shot at the Moon

An interview with former NASA chief Dr Thomas Paine. (1970)

Release date:
27 Sep 1970
Apollo 11: A Night to Remember

Patrick Moore presents the story of man's first steps onto another world.

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