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Astronaut Edwin Aldrin in front of the moon ferry "Eagle"

Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, the second man on the moon and pilot of the moon ferry "Eagle", during his walk on the moon. His helmet reflects the moon ferry.

Astronaut Edwin Aldrin on the moon, 1969

Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, the second man on the moon and commander of the Apollo 11 lunar module "Eagle" in front of the landing module, the seismograph, the US-flag and the TV cameras. Apollo 11 war das erste bemannte Mondlandungsunternehmen und damit die bedeutendste Weltraum-Mission für die Menschheit. Die Fotografie wurde von Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong aufgenommen

Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, Edwin Aldrin and Richard Nixon, 1969

Richard Graf von Coudenhove-Kalergi, politician, writer, Austria, Paneuropa

Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin plant the American Flag on the Moon, 1969

Negative examples of town planning, Bau Allgemeines, BAUWESEN

Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin plant the American Flag on the Moon, 1969

Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin plant the American Flag on the Moon on July 21. 1969.

Neil Armstrong gathers samples of the lunar soil on the moon, 1969

Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin plant the American Flag on the Moon on July 21. 1969.

Neil A. Armstrong

Neil Armstrong gathers samples of the lunar soil on the moon on July 20. 1969. Part of the landing vehicle's shadow is visible in the foreground. The picture was taken by Edwin Aldrin.

Autoclave of the Apollo 11 mission

Austrian artist Ernst Fuchs with a Sphinx sculpture and the model Angelika Böck. Prof. Ernst Fuchs, painter, Austria

Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin enter the transfer van, 1969

Fritz Wepper, actor, Germany, Film/TV

Astronauts of Apollo 11 enter the Mobile Quarantine Facility, 1969

Astronaut of Apollo 16 John Young salutes to the U.S. flag on April 21. 1972. In the back the lunar module and the rover.

Neil Armstrong und Edwin Aldrin inside the Mobile Quarantine Facility, 1969

(Von links nach rechts) Neil Armstrong und Edwin Aldrin im Quarantänemodul am 26.07.1969.

Moon viewed from the window of the Lunar module of the Apollo 11 mission, 1969

Moon rocks, ASTRONOMIE

Commemorative plaque of Apollo 11, 1969

Commander of Apollo 10 Thomas P. Stafford.

Apollo 11 view of craters on the moon, 1969

Apollo 11 picture of planet earth (undated picture).

Command module of Apollo 11 shortly after the splashdown

Navy divers salvage the command module of Apollo 11 with a dinghy after landing in the Pacific. Apollo 11 was the first manned Moon landing mission, and with it the most significant space mission for humanity.

Takeoff of Apollo 11

The Saturn V rocket, which launches the Apollo 11 spacecraft into space, taking off from launch ramp 39A at Kennedy Space Center. Apollo 11 was the first manned Moon landing mission, with that the most significant space mission for humanity.

Lunar rock of the Apollo 11 mission

Microcontroller from 1980 to 1989

Lunar Module of the Apollo 11 mission

Diagram of planned lunar explorations of Apollo 13.

Lunar Module of the Apollo 11 mission

Drawing of the flight plan of the lunar orbital mission Apollo 8.

Surface of the moon photographed from Apollo 11, 1969

Support groups for older people

Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin, 1969

Crashes of private airplanes and gliders

Apollo 11 picture of planet earth

Apollo 11 - Launch and return 1969

Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin in quarantine, 1969

The crew of the Apollo 11 mission, Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin in the quarantine station on the way to the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, the NASA´s control center close to Houston/Texas.

Richard Nixon, Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edward Aldrin, 1969

US-president Richard Nixon in conversation with the astronauts of the Apollo-11-mission, Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin in the recovery ship U.S.S. Hornet. After their return on the earth the astronauts have to be quarantined for three weeks. Apollo 11 war die erste bemannte Mondlandung und damit die bedeutendste Weltraum-Mission für die Menschheit

Apollo 11 view of footprints on the surface of the moon, 1969

Apollo 11 view of craters on the moon in July 1969.

View of the landing site of Apollo 11, 1969

View of New York with a battleship.

Members of Apollo 12: Charles Conrad, Richard Gordon and Alan L. Bean, 1969

The american popstar Michael Jackson arrives in Munich (History Tour). Michael Jackson, singer, USA, Auftritte / Film

Spectators watch the take-off of Apollo 11, 1969

Special bicycles - 1996 to 1999

Members of Apollo 16: Charles Duke, John Young and Thomas Mattingly, 1972

Apollo 16 astronaut Thomas Mattingly on a spacewalk on April 25. 1972.

Astronauts of Apollo 12 in a raft, 1969

Astronauts of Apollo 11 (Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin) enter the Mobile Quarantine Facility aboard of the USS Hornet on July 24. 1969.

Command Module of Apollo 11, 1969

District heating

Astronaut of Apollo 12 on the moon, 1969

Astronaut of Apollo 12 and the American flag on November 19. 1969.

Members of Apollo 12 training with a helicopter

Megalithic tombs

Landing of Apollo 12 on the moon, 1969

Luis Trenker, alpinist, actor, Austria, Hungary, Portraits

Astronaut of Apollo 12 and the American flag, 1969

Astronaut in a space shuttle rescue system (undated picture).

Apollo 13 astronaut James A. Lovell, 1970

Portrait of a girl

Apollo 13 astronaut Thomas K. Mattingly, 1970

Portrait of Apollo 13 astronaut Fred W. Haise, Lunar module pilot.

Apollo 13 astronaut Fred W. Haise, 1970

Portrait of Apollo 13 astronaut Commander James A. Lovell.

Apollo 13 Command Module, 1970

Helicopter

Measuring instrument of Apollo 14 on the moon, 1971

Meandering street and tracks in Höllental in the Black Forest.

Members of Apollo 14: Alan Shepard, Stuart Roosa and Edgar Mitchell, 1971

Members of Apollo 12 training with a helicopter (undated picture).

Astronaut of Apollo 14 Alan B. Shepard, 1971

Astronaut of Apollo 12 and the Lunar Module on November 19. 1969.

Apollo 17 emblem, 1972

The Louvre in Paris - Indoor shots

Apollo 17 landing site, 1972

Apollo 17 - Final manned mission in the American Apollo space program 1972

Apollo 17 picture of the moon, 1972

Family vacation until 1979

Apollo 16 astronaut John Young, 1972

Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke collects samples near crater.

Apollo 16 astronaut Thomas Mattingly, 1972

Apollo 16 astronaut Thomas Mattingly on a spacewalk on April 25. 1972.

Apollo 16 astronauts Young, Duke and Mattingly, 1972

Crew of Apollo 13 (from left to right) James Lovell, Thomas Mattingly and Fred Haise.

Apollo 16 astronauts Thomas Mattingly, John Young and Charles Duke, 1972

Crew of Apollo 16 (from left to right) John Young, Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly on April 27. 1972.

Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke, 1972

Apollo 16 - 1972

Apollo 16 lunar rover, 1972

Apollo 16 astronauts Charles Duke, John Young and Thomas Mattingly, dressed in spacesuits with their Lunar Rover during a training exercise before their mission.

Apollo 16 astronaut John Young, 1972

Apollo 16 astronaut John Young parks the lunar rover on April 23. 1972.

Apollo 16 astronaut Thomas Mattingly, 1972

Apollo 16 astronaut John Young with lunar surface rake.

Astronaut of Apollo 16 John Young, 1972

Astronaut of Apollo 14, sun glare and the American flag.

Apollo 13 astronauts James Lovell, Thomas Mattingly and Fred Haise, 1970

Crew of Apollo 11 (from left to right) Neil Armstron, Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin.

Apollo 15 astronaut Alfred Worden, 1971

Command Module of Apollo 9 photographed from the Lunar Module (LM-3). In the back the earth.

Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin, 1971

Lunar Module pilot and member of Apollo 10 Eugene A. Cernan.

Apollo 15 astronaut David Scott, 1971

Mireille Mathieu, singer, France

Scale of the Apollo 15 command and service module

S-Bahn (urban rapid railway) since 1991

Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin on the moon, 1971

Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin in basket for lift to helicopter on August 07. 1971. In front the Command Module.

Command Module of Apollo 15, 1971

Parachute descent of the Command Module of Apollo 15 on August 7. 1971.

Command Module of Apollo 15, 1971

Panoramic view to the motorway bridge over the valley of river Kocher. Undated picture.

Apollo 15 astronaut Alfred Worden

Astrology, ABERGLAUBE

Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin

Astronaut David R. Scott, commander of the Apollo 15 mission, with his family (undated picture).

Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott, Alfred Worden and James Irwin, 1971

Crew of Apollo 9 at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. From left to right: James A. McDivitt, David R. Scott and Russel L. Schweickart. In the back Saturn V.

Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott, Alfred Worden and James Irwin, 1971

Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin on the moon on July 31. 1971.

Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin, 1971

Apollo 15 - 1971

Apollo 15 astronaut David R. Scott

Astronaut Alfred Worden, command module pilot, with his daughters (undated picture).

Emblem of the Apollo 15 spaceflight

Mission commander of Apollo 15 David Scott on July 02. 1971.

Lunar rover and Apollo 15 astronauts on the moon, 1971

Lunar module pilot James Irwin on July 02. 1971.

Astronaut of Apollo 14, 1971

Astronaut of Apollo 14 Alan B. Shepard posing beside the the American flag on February 5. 1971.

Diagram of planned lunar explorations of Apollo 13, 1970

Development of the V-1 and V-2 from 1945 to 1947 in the U.S. and USSR

Service Module of Apollo 13, 1970

The Crimean War - 1853 to1856

Lunar Module of Apollo 10, 1969

View above the village Sachsenflur in Umpfertal over the landscape in the valley of river Tauber. Undated picture.

Apollo 10 view of the moon, 1969

Apollo 10 view of craters on Moon's near side on May 21. 1969.

Astronuat Eugene A. Cernan, 1969

Lunar dust blowing during the landing of the Lunar Module of Apollo 12 on the moon on November 19. 1969.

Astronaut John W. Young, 1969

Command module pilot Alfred Worden on July 02. 1971.

Astronaut Thomas P. Stafford, 1969

Command module pilot and member of Apollo 10 John W. Young.

Flight plan of Apollo 8, 1968

Drawing of the flight plan of an Apollo mission (undated picture).

Flight plan of an Apollo mission

Drawing of a Voyager spacecraft in space (undated picture).

Flight plan of Apollo 8, 1968

Drawing of the flight plan of the lunar orbital mission Apollo 8.

Apollo 10 view on earth, 1969

Earl Warren, judge, politician, USA

Command Module of Apollo 9, 1969

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9, ASTRONOMIE

Command Module of Apollo 8, 1968

Divers and the Command Module of Apollo 11 after landing in the Pacific Ocean on July 24. 1969. After their landing the astronauts were treated with disinfectant.

Command Module of Apollo 8, 1968

Helicopter and Apollo 13 Command Module in the pacific ocean on April 17. 1970.

Command Module of Apollo 9, 1968

Helicopter and the Command Module of Apollo 8 after landing in the Pacific Ocean on December 27. 1968.

Crew of Apollo 9, Kennedy Space Center Florida, 1968

Crew of Apollo 8 on the deck of the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown on December 27. 1968. From left to right: James A. Lovell, William A. Anders and Frank F. Borman.

Apollo 10 view of craters on Moon's near side, 1969

Antonio Segni, Italy

Apollo 8 view of the moon, 1968

Apollo 8 - First flight to the moon 1968

Crew of Apollo 8, 1968

The communications satellites Telstar 1962 und Intelsat I 1965

Crew of Apollo 8, 1968

Crew of Apollo 16 (from left to right) Thomas Mattingly, John Young and Charles Duke.

Astronaut Edwin Aldrin while his walk on the Moon, 1969

Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, the second man on the moon and pilot of the moon ferry "Eagle", during his walk on the moon. His helmet reflects the moon ferry.

Edwin Aldrin on the Moon in front of the USA flag

Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, the second man on the Moon and commander of the Apollo 11 Lunar Module "Eagle", walking on the Moon in front of the US flag. Apollo 11 was the first manned Moon landing mission, with that the most significant space mission for humanity.

The astronauts of Apollo 13 on the salvage ship "Iwo Jima"

After the landing of Space Capsule "Odyssey" in the Pacific, the astronauts of the Apollo 13 mission pray aboard the salvage ship, the USS Iwo Jima. Apollo 13 (11-17.04.1970), the third manned Moon landing mission, had to be interrupted exactly before the planned Moon landing due to an explosion in one of the oxygen tanks. After four days of a dramatic rescue operation, the three astronauts were brought back to Earth safely.

Astronaut Edwin Aldrin setting up the solar wind accelerometer

Astronaut of Apollo 11 Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, the second man on the Moon and pilot of the Lunar Module "Eagle", unfurls a solar wind accelerometer, a Reynolds Wrap designed to register the solar wind, while walking on the Moon. Apollo 11 (16.-24.07.1969) was the first manned Moon landing mission and the most important space mission for humanity.

Astronaut Edwin Aldrin setting up the seismograph

Astronaut of Apollo-11 Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, second man on the Moon and pilot of the Lunar Module "Eagle", places the seismograph on the lunar surface, which is to report the Moonquake caused by meteorite impacts to Earth. Apollo 11 was the first manned Moon landing mission and the most significant space mission for humanity.

Lunar Module Eagle returning to the mother ship

The Lunar Module "Eagle" above the Moon shortly before docking with the Apollo 11 space capsule. In the background, Earth. Apollo 11 was the first manned Moon landing mission, with that the most significant space mission for humanity.

Lunar Module "Intrepid" above the Moon

The Lunar Module "Intrepid" of the Apollo 12 mission above the Moon. The photograph was taken from the command center of the spaceship "Yankee Clipper". Apollo 12 was the second manned Moon landing mission and was carried out from 14 to 24 November, 1969.

Astronaut Edwin Aldrin walking on the Moon

Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, the second man on the Moon and commander of the Lunar Module "Eagle", places various pieces of research equipment onto the lunar surface. Apollo 11 (16-24.07.1969) was the first manned Moon landing and with that the most important space mission for humanity.

The Lunar Module "Orion" with lunar rover

The Landing Module "Orion" with the lunar rover, which was used for the second time in the Apollo 16 mission. Apollo 16 (April 16-24, 1971) was the fifth manned Moon landing mission of NASA.

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