Real Time Recreation of The First Moon Mission
Want to have a front row seat to the first moon mission? The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library created a website on July 20, 2009 called WeChooseTheMoon.org
It’s a top notch recreation of the Saturn V rocket and includes animation with a vast library of archival audio, video and photography. You’ll begin with the “Voice of Apollo,” Jack King as he takes you through the launch.
At the end of the real-time re-creation, you will be able to print a certificate for you or your students. According to NASA, this will be the first of many recreations.
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Joan says:
Thanks for posting about this, I would love to read more about this topic. – Joan
Extenze says:
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