a11_Tranquility Base_ raised relief map_rt oblique closeup (United States Army TOPOCOM)
Wonderful & surely rare commemorative raised relief map of Tranquility Base, as produced by the United States Army Topographic Command (TOPOCOM), ca. 1969/70.
TOPOCOM even took a stab at where the U.S. flag was planted. And actually, as a military organization, it’s pretty much expected. Speaking of U.S. flags on the moon...awesome:
www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/ApolloFlags-Condition.html
Credit: not surprisingly, the ALSJ
I don’t understand the two “camera stations” at/on the LM. One, sure, initially as part of the MESA. But the other? Or is it just referring to photography out the two LM windows?
Compare/contrast. So cool. Again, pretty damned good job:
mobile.twitter.com/contactlight69/status/868510755745918978
Credit: “CONTACT LIGHT”/Twitter
a11_Tranquility Base_ raised relief map_rt oblique closeup (United States Army TOPOCOM)
Wonderful & surely rare commemorative raised relief map of Tranquility Base, as produced by the United States Army Topographic Command (TOPOCOM), ca. 1969/70.
TOPOCOM even took a stab at where the U.S. flag was planted. And actually, as a military organization, it’s pretty much expected. Speaking of U.S. flags on the moon...awesome:
www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/ApolloFlags-Condition.html
Credit: not surprisingly, the ALSJ
I don’t understand the two “camera stations” at/on the LM. One, sure, initially as part of the MESA. But the other? Or is it just referring to photography out the two LM windows?
Compare/contrast. So cool. Again, pretty damned good job:
mobile.twitter.com/contactlight69/status/868510755745918978
Credit: “CONTACT LIGHT”/Twitter