Description
| We hold a certain fascination with how Apollo was developed. Just as with any other program, there were initial ideas that weren’t developed, methods and hardware abandoned. Seeing these rare programs gives us an insight we love – especially since we know how it all turned out. |
| Apollo Reentry Simulation 1962 |
| Apollo Spacecraft Status Report #1 1964 |
| A Year of Development Testing 1965 |
| Apollo Lunar Mission Profile 1965 |
| Manned Spaceflight: Apollo/Saturn – The Use for Science and Applications 1965 |
| Manned Spaceflight: A Year of Flight Qualifications 1967 |
| Apollo Lunar Mission Update 1967 |
| Apollo Applications 1967 |
| Apollo In Perspective 1968 |
| U.S. Manned Spaceflight: A Triumph for Teamwork 1969 |
markwgray –
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Stefan Pettersson (Gothenburg, ) 1/3/2011 8:44 PM
well this is realy somthing! I realy likt it,as jou sad, its realy intresting how things turn out! I must recomend this too, all spaceprograms fans! O,i forgott keep up the good work!!!
markwgray –
Great dvd
Robert Soragna (Arezzo, Tuscany) 4/21/2010 7:56 AM
This is a great dvd showing how the Apollo project was put together and how the rockets/ships were built. I found it fascinating material for the space fan. A definite MUST.
markwgray –
Rare NASA Apollo Films
(Unknown) 9/7/2009 9:43 PM
This DVD is packed with lots of interesting films from the NASA archives. Many images of things I have not seen before. Some of the films have animations that are crude but in a way, comical, compared to what can be done today. Many scenes of the various manufacturing processes, as well as what could have been. If you like the design and construction of space systems, you should consider getting this video. About half black and white, half color.