Video: Engineering Apollo 11: Getting Man to the Moon
Video: Engineering Apollo 11: Getting Man to the Moon
The lunar module is still considered one of the world’s most important engineering achievements and remains the only crewed vehicle to land beyond the Earth. Fifty years after Apollo 11 successfully put the first men on the Moon, engineers who worked on the mission say their feeling of pride, awe, and accomplishment are stronger than ever.
Watch Episode 1: Apollo 11 Lunar Program
Listen to the latest episode of ASMETechCast: Engineering the Apollo 11 Lunar Module
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