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Feb. 07, 1966 - Pictures From The Moon Received At Jodrell Bank : History was made at Jodrell Bank Britain's Space-tracking station, when pictures from the moon's surface were received there on Friday, direst from Luna-9, the Russian spaceship at Jodrell Bank captured the pictures by tapping the streams of signals were converted on a standard type Photo-receiving machine of he type used in newspaper offices. Photo Shows Receiving the first moon picture at jodrell Bank on Friday.(Standing back row, from right. Tony Brooks (Daily Express reporter) : Leo Carter (Express Photographer) ; Professor John Davies; Reg Foulness (Senior Experimental officer; Jodrell Bank); Alan Smylle (Express photo printer); In Cardigan, Bernard Nash (Express London transmission technician). Seated, in shirtsleeves : Keith Keelby (Express Manchester transmission technician) ; with beard : Denis Hayes (electronic engineer, Jodrell Bank). Facing them, Fred Armstrong (Express transmission technicians)

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