50 years since the moon landing

The first step on the moon, as captured by the video camera of the Apollo 11 lander was the eagle. Photo: NASA

Apollo 11 mission - step by step. Part 2 - Ait Nahat

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Left to right Aldrin Collins and Armstrong leave the crew housing facility and enter the Astro-Van on their way to launch 39A. Photo: NASA

Apollo 11 Step by Step - Part 1: From Launch Preparations to Halfway to the Moon

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Taros valley Lytro on the moon, in a panorama image reconstructed from pictures taken by the astronauts. Color accuracy was confirmed by astronaut Harrison Schmitt. Photo: NASA

NASA has prepared high-resolution panoramic images of the Apollo spacecraft landing sites

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Fireproof fabric experiment for fire fighters. Photo: NASA

Apollo byproducts - NASA list

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Astronaut meets aliens on the moon. Illustration: shutterstock

How the Moon Conspiracy Theories Began and Why They Persist Today, Fifty Years After the Apollo 11 Landing

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Motorola's technicians install the communication system in the Apollo 11 spacecraft. PR photo

Behind the scenes of the world famous broadcast - how was the connection made between Apollo 11 and the Earth in July 1969?

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Buzz Aldrin salutes the US flag on the moon, with the EAGLE in the background. Photo: Neil Armstrong

It was impossible to fake the landing on the moon - a film expert explains why

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The iPhone, even the weakest, is millions of times more powerful than the computer that flew Apollo to the moon. Illustration: shutterstock

Will today's cell phone be powerful enough to put a man on the moon?

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Chesley Bonstel's detailed drawing in Collier's magazine of a futuristic space station. The station is divided into four levels. On the upper level - the control room. Below it is the navigation level (manual as you can see), below it the residential wing and on the lower level - the engineering wing. The painting has inspired millions of readers. James Vaughan/flickr, CC BY-NC

Long before Armstrong and Aldrin, the Apollo 11 astronauts, it was artists who paved the way for a trip to the moon

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