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How did NASA broadcast to people the picture or photo of the Saturn V rocket in space after it left the earth's atmosphere? Was this the first computer game image? How possible? -
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Purdue Libraries and School of Information Studies News - The Sky Above-A Q&A with astronaut John Casper
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Why would anyone believe the dingy gray studio photos NASA says were made on the moon during the Apollo missions were made on that bright light in the sky that we can
nasa - In this iconic lunar orbit rendezvous photo of John Houbolt, why do arrows #5 and #6 point the "wrong" way? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange
nasa - In this iconic lunar orbit rendezvous photo of John Houbolt, why do arrows #5 and #6 point the "wrong" way? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange
orbital maneuver - Why does the Apollo-8 Trans-Lunar Injection burn appear to be pulsing in this photo? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange
65 years of NASA – an astrophysicist reflects on the agency's legacy - Nextgov/FCW
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