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Robert Seamans | Himself - NASA | |
John F. Kennedy | Himself | |
Gene Kranz | Himself | |
Frank Borman | Himself | |
Wernher von Braun | Himself | |
Jim Lovell | Himself | |
Charles Duke | Himself | |
Sonny Morea | Himself | |
Bill Anders | Himself | |
Cliff Hess | Himself - NASA | |
Bill Stoney | Himself - NASA | |
Buzz Aldrin | Himself | |
Wally Schirra | Himself | |
Roger B. Chaffee | Himself | |
Gus Grissom | Himself |
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Christopher Riley
Duncan Copp |
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Musician |
Philip Sheppard
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The right tools for the job... The U.S. Moon missions would never have gotten 10 feet off the ground without the pioneering engineers and manufacturers and the amazing machines they created that turned science fiction into history-making headlines. From nuts and bolts to rockets and life support systems, every piece of gear was custom made from scratch to perform cutting-edge scientific tasks while withstanding the violent rigors of space travel. Now here's your chance to climb aboard the capsule, put on a spacesuit and learn the real stories behind the right stuff. |
Seen it: Yes 50 mins 6/07/2008 1. The Saturn V Rocket | |||
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The first episode of the series documents the creation of the iconic Saturn V rocket.
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Seen it: Yes 50 mins 6/07/2008 2. The Command Module | |||
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The second episode is centered around the construction of the Apollo Command Module and the setback of the Apollo 1 fire.
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Seen it: Yes 50 mins 7/07/2008 3. The Navigation Computer | |||
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The third episode details the story of MIT's work on the Apollo Guidance Computer.
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Seen it: Yes 50 mins 8/07/2008 4. The Lunar Module | |||
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The fourth episode features the Grumman project to build mankind's only true spacecraft - the Lunar Module.
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Seen it: Yes 50 mins 9/07/2008 5. The Space Suit | |||
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The penultimate episode focuses on the teams that created the remarkable Apollo pressure suit.
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Seen it: Yes 50 mins 10/07/2008 6. The Lunar Rover | |||
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The series' final episode centers on the design and perfection of the novel Lunar Roving vehicle carried to the Moon on the Apollo J-class missions.
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