Apollo 11 - Man's First Moon Walk
Jul. 29, 1969 - Apollo 11 Splashdown: A rescue helicopter never above the 11 spacecraft seconds after it splashed down in the pacific ocean at 12.5 P.M. EDT July 24, 1969. The spacecraft turned apex down after impact, as shown here, but inflatable begs repositioned the spacecraft shortly after this view was taken. Splashdown and recovery took place 900 miles southwest of Hawaii, eight days after astronauts Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin, performed man's first lunar exploitation mission
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12.5 Aldrin Apex Astronauts Begs Exploitation Impact Inflatable Lunar Recovery Repositioned Seconds Shortly Southwest Spacecraft Splashdown Splashed
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