Apollo 11 Crew Portrait Ref Jsc S69 31740 Armstrong Neil A

apollo 11 Crew Portrait Ref Jsc S69 31740 Armstrong Neil A
apollo 11 Crew Portrait Ref Jsc S69 31740 Armstrong Neil A

Apollo 11 Crew Portrait Ref Jsc S69 31740 Armstrong Neil A Official crew photo of the apollo 11 prime crew. from left to right are astronauts neil a. armstrong, commander; michael collins, command module pilot; and edwin e. aldrin jr., lunar module pilot. image credit: nasa. national aeronautics and space administration. nasa explores the unknown in air and space, innovates for the benefit of humanity. This is the official crew portrait of the apollo 11 astronauts. pictured from left to right are: neil a. armstrong, commander; michael collins, module pilot; edwin e. "buzz" aldrin, lunar module pilot. apollo 11 was the first marned lunar landing mission that placed the first humans on the surface of the moon and returned them back to earth.

apollo 11 crew portrait The Planetary Society
apollo 11 crew portrait The Planetary Society

Apollo 11 Crew Portrait The Planetary Society File: apollo 11 prime crew gpn 2000 001164 ap11 s69 31740 . from wikimedia commons, the free media repository. jump to navigation jump to search. file; file. S69 31741 (july 1969) astronaut neil a. armstrong. editor's note: armstrong was commander of apollo 11 lunar landing mission. apollo xi prime crew portrait. Portrait of the prime crew of the apollo 11 lunar landing mission. from left to right they are: commander, neil a. armstrong, command module pilot, michael collins, and lunar module pilot, edwin e. aldrin jr. on july 20th 1969 at 4:18 pm, eastern daylight time the lunar module "eagle" landed on a region of the moon called the mare tranquillitatis (the sea of tranquillity). after securing his. This portrait of the prime crew of the apollo 11 lunar landing mission was taken the day after nasa announced the crew assignment. left to right are edwin e. aldrin jr., lunar module pilot; neil a. armstrong, commander; and michael collins, command module pilot. they were photographed in front of a lunar module mockup beside building 1 at what is now johnson space center following a press.

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