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Apollo Project

The NASA space program that landed the first humans on the Moon. From 1969 to 1972, it put six two-man crews on the lunar surface.

Resources

Earth’s Moon February 19, 2016

Featured Images

Apollo 16 image of the lunar farside

Far Moon July 2, 2017
The crew of Apollo 1

Fallen Astronauts January 27, 2017
Apollo 17 commander Eugene Cernan poses on the Moon in 1972

Last Walk January 16, 2017

Lunar Giant December 30, 2014
Apollo 17 astronaut Gene Cernan drives his lunar rover

End of the Road December 10, 2012
Neil Armstrong aboard the lunar module Eagle, July 21, 1969

Leading the Way August 26, 2012
Apollo 17 at the rim of Shorty Crater, December 1972

Back to the Moon(rocks) June 11, 2012
An ultraviolet camera gazes skyward from the Moon during the Apollo 16 mission

Looking Up April 23, 2012
Apollo 16 lunar module, Orion, on the Moon's Plains of Descartes

Almost Home April 21, 2012
2011 image of the Apollo 12 landing site, from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

Still Standing September 9, 2011
Apollo 14 commander Alan Shepard poses with the American flag on the Moon

Long Journey February 6, 2011
Lunar crater gouged by Apollo 14 booster rocket

A Big Whack February 4, 2011

Scars of Apollo March 29, 2010

Just Hanging Around January 11, 2010

Radio Programs

Moon and Companions The jumbled-up “dark” side of the Moon July 1, 2017

Apollo 1 A stellar memorial to fallen astronauts January 27, 2017

Moon and Saturn A vigorous debate about Selenites June 18, 2016

Surveyor 1 A lunar lander that didn’t sink from sight June 2, 2016

Breaking Down Breaking down lunar soil December 13, 2015