Apollo 13 Views of the Moon in 4K

Apollo 13 did not land on the Moon as planned back in April 1970, instead it went around the Moon and returned to Earth. While behind the Moon Apollo 13 was out of touch with mission control.

NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter had taken some 4K video of what the Apollo 13 astronauts would have seen….

Take from YouTube – Credit NASA




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19 thoughts on “Apollo 13 Views of the Moon in 4K

      1. Yes, there’s always one around … :)) but this particular asteroid ☄️ will be moving very close to the Earth, on 29th of April 🤯. First corona, now – that rock…
        Who knows, we may end up as “dinosaurs” :))

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      2. I take your point. The planet would be happier…
        We can’t control this either. So let’s just keep going and be kind where we can.
        As someone once said to me. It’s only gravy.

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