Moon Machines

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2008–

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA collection of documentaries about project apollo,from the designers and engineers viewpoint.Each episode focused on individual components or equipment for the Apollo programme.A collection of documentaries about project apollo,from the designers and engineers viewpoint.Each episode focused on individual components or equipment for the Apollo programme.A collection of documentaries about project apollo,from the designers and engineers viewpoint.Each episode focused on individual components or equipment for the Apollo programme.

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Robert Seamans

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Bill Stoney

Self - NASA

Sonny Morea

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Cliff Hess

Self - NASA

George Phelps

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Tom Herrala

Self - Hamilton Standard

David Mindell

Self - MIT

Joshua Stoff

Self - Historian

Bill Ayrey

Self - Spacesuit Historian

Bill Causey

Self - Biographer

Don Brincka

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Dale Myers

Self - NASA

Konrad Dannenberg

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Joe Kosmo

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Donald Binns

Self - North American Aviation

Mike Vaccaro

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Ken Thomas

Self - Spacesuit Historian

Chip Collins

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While discussing the first inertial navigation system, the person being interviewed described the aircraft performing that first test as a bomber, when in fact it was a C-97 Stratotanker, which was a Cargo Aircraft.

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10/10

This is an excellent documentary, especially for the space "nerds" of the 60s

I grew up watching the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo space fights in the 60s and 70s. My parents made sure I was in front of the TV for every mission and once I started school the teachers brought TVs into the classrooms or marched us all down to the auditorium to watch together. It was a wonderful to be growing up.

I have one tiny quibble. It's tiny but it's one of those mistakes that was so easy to avoid it makes me nuts that they missed it. Why couldn't someone, anyone have told the narrator how to pronounce Wally Schirra's last name ?

Other than that, perfection.