Engineering Apollo 11: The Legacy of the Mission
Engineering Apollo 11: The Legacy of the Mission
Four hundred thousand engineers, technicians, and scientists worked on the Apollo 11 mission that put people on the moon for the first time. Engineers who contributed to its success 50 years ago recall what it was like.
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