Apollo 9

30 01, 2025

IMAGES PAGES HAVE A NEW FEATURE – FULL DOWNLOADS!

2025-02-17T20:45:16+00:00Categories: Apollo, Apollo 11, Apollo 12, Apollo 13, Apollo 7, Apollo 8, Apollo 9, Apollospace Presents, Image Collections|Tags: , , , , , , , |0 Comments

The APOLLOSPACE Mission Magazine Images Pages have a new look and feature! FULL DOWNLOADS!

Now you can download every mission image and magazine at the highest resolution we have available through our APOLLOSPACE Flickr page. Now when you view our Mission Magazine Pages, you’ll see thumbnail images of every image in that magazine and below that you’ll find a new feature: an embedded slideshow with access to download any image at the highest resolution available or download the entire magazine as a zip file!

Scroll through the images below with the forward and back arrows. Download full-sized images by clicking on a desired image or download the entire Magazine of photos by clicking on the Album name above the images (here Album – AS11-40S-APOLLOSPACE-5000).

AS11-40S-APOLLOSPACE-5000

APOLLOSPACE® proudly presents the most comprehensive collection of fully restored and enhanced flight images at the highest quality and resolution available, free to download by mission magazine (film […]

1 11, 2020

RUSTY SCHWEICKART APOLLO 9 & BEYOND FULL FILM

2022-03-11T05:07:28+00:00Categories: Apollo 9, Apollospace Presents, Films|Tags: , , , |0 Comments

RUSTY SCHWEICKART APOLLO 9 & BEYOND

 

In this profoundly beautiful and moving film, Apollo 9 Astronaut Rusty Schweickart discusses the Apollo 9 mission, his life-altering spacewalk, and our cosmic birth. Rusty describes testing the Lunar Module, the first true spaceship that would four months later land men on the moon; his historic spacewalk, the first EVA of the Apollo era; and the incredible beauty of the Earth from space.

Beyond the Apollo 9 mission itself, Rusty goes much deeper to explore the philosophical and evolutionary implications of humanity’s first steps into the cosmos, describing the powerful effects of his “five minutes” alone on the Lunar Module porch as he observed the Earth below and pondered the big questions of existence – questions he would come to answer back on Earth.

The film is in 4K with a run time of 48:06 and was featured on Asteroid Day TV in June for Asteroid Day 2020, with a viewership […]

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