|
| Journal Home Page |
S-II Saturn V second stage is hoisted by crane in the VAB.
CSM / SLA combination during spacecraft processing in the VAB. (ALSJ)
CSM / LM / SLA combination is lowered into place atop the S-IVB / IU in the VAB.
Saturn V begins journey to pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V passes in front on the VAB on it's journey to pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V journey's along the crawlerway enroute to pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V approaches the left turn to pad 39-B at KSC.
Apollo 10 flight crew pose in front of the spacecraft whilst it is being processed on pad 39-B at KSC.
Crew being briefed on the emergency egress slide wire gondola at pad 39-B. (ALSJ)
Crew inspect the emergency egress slide wire gondola at pad 39-B. (ALSJ)
Crew inspect the underground bunker at the end of the emergency egress slide tube at pad 39-B. (ALSJ)
Saturn V passes in front on the VAB on it's journey to pad 39-B at KSC.
John Young at official portrait shoot.
Thomas Stafford & Eugene Cernan training in the LM simulator. (ALSJ)
John Young training in the CM simulator. (ALSJ)
John Young training in the CM simulator. (ALSJ)
Eugene Cernan adjusting audio headset whilst standing outside the LM simulator. (ALSJ)
John Young (left) and Tom Stafford head for the elevator and the transfer van which will take Gene Cernan and them out to the pad for the Countdown Demonstration Test. (ALSJ)
Thomas Stafford and John Young approaching the stairs leading up to the CM simulator. (ALSJ)
John Young referring to flight documentation between simulator training sessions.
Saturn V sits on pad 39-B.
Saturn V during transfer from western doorway of the VAB enroute to pad 39-B.
Saturn V approaches the left turn to pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V during transfer from western doorway of the VAB enroute to pad 39-B.
Official crew portrait.
John Young flexing his shoulders during suiting up.
Crew clowning around at official portrait shoot.
Saturn V journey's along the crawlerway enroute to pad 39-B at KSC.
S-IC first stage being transferred from the transport barge to the VAB following it's arrival at KSC.
S-1C first stage is hoisted by crane in the transfer aisle of the VAB.
S-IVB third stage is lowered atop the S-II second stage in the VAB. (ALSJ)
S-IVB third stage is lowered atop the S-II second stage in the VAB.
S-II second stage on sea going barge passing through swing bridge enroute to KSC.
Saturn V journey's along the crawlerway enroute to pad 39-B at KSC.
CSM / LM / SLA combination is lowered into place atop the S-IVB / IU in the VAB.
John Young grinning at the cartoon character 'Charlie Brown', complete with CSM.
Crew posing on pad 39-B in front on the space vehicle which is enshrouded by the MSS.
Eugene Cernan adjusting audio headset whilst standing outside the LM simulator.
John Young sitting in comfortable reclining chair in the suiting up room at KSC.
CSM / LM / SLA combination is transferred by crane in the VAB transfer aisle prior to stacking.
Saturn V / spacecraft stack leaving the VAB via the western doors enroute to pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V / spacecraft stack passing the north side of the VAB enroute to pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V / spacecraft stack passing the north eastern corner of the VAB enroute to pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V / spacecraft stack passing the north eastern corner of the VAB enroute to pad 39-B at KSC.
The Apollo 10 spacecraft sits on pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V upon it's arrival at pad 39-B atop the MLA / Crawler.
Official portrait of CDR Thomas Stafford in front of the Apollo 10 Saturn V at pad 39-B.
Official portrait of LMP Eugene Cernan in front of the Apollo 10 Saturn V at pad 39-B.
Official portrait of CMP John Young in front of the Apollo 10 Saturn V at pad 39-B.
Crew pose in front of the Apollo 10 Saturn V on pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V on pad 39-B at KSC. (ALSJ)
Crew walking to transfer van at KSC.
Saturn V on pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V enroute to pad 39-B as seen across the barge turning basin at KSC.
Saturn V sitting on pad 39-B at KSC, about to be enshrouded by the MSS.
Saturn V on pad 39-B at KSC.
Saturn V enroute to pad 39-B at KSC.
Apollo 10 pratice in a simulator.
John Young training in CM simulator.
Apollo 10 crew praticing CM egress in a water tank at JSC.
Apollo 10 crew praticing CM egress in a water tank at JSC.
Apollo 10 commander during practice for recovery at sea.
Apollo 10 crew pose during water egress training.
Suit engineers assist the Apollo 10 crew during water egress training at JSC.
S-1C first stage during pre-stacking processing in the VAB.
LM 'Snoopy' being lowered into position in the SLA, during pre-flight processing in the VAB.
LM 'Snoopy' in position in the SLA, during pre-flight processing in the VAB.
LM 'Snoopy' during pre-stacking processing in the VAB low bay area.
CSM 'Charlie Brown' during pre-flight testing.
CSM 'Charlie Brown' during pre-flight testing.
CSM / LM / SLA combination being lowered into place atop the S-IVB / IU in the VAB.
LM ascent stage being processed prior to flight at KSC.
The Mobile Service Structure (MSS) being moved alongside the spacecraft as it sits on pad 39-B at KSC.
The Apollo 10 spacecraft begins it's rollout to pad 39-B at KSC. The VAB cab be seen in the background.
The Apollo 10 spacecraft during it's rollout along the crawlerway to pad 39-B at KSC.
The Apollo 10 spacecraft during it's rollout along the crawlerway to pad 39-B at KSC.
The Apollo 10 spacecraft during it's rollout along the crawlerway to pad 39-B at KSC.
Crew in front of Saturn V launch vehicle at pad 39-B. (ALSJ)
Apollo 10 CMP John Young during crew briefing at pad 39-B at KSC.
Apollo 10 LMP Eugene Cernan during crew briefing at pad 39-B at KSC.
Apollo 10 CDR Thomas Stafford during crew briefing at pad 39-B at KSC.
Artists illustration of the separated LM and CSM as they under go their separate activities in lunar orbit.
Apollo 10 CMP John Young during a pre-flight press conference.
Apollo 10 CDR Thomas Stafford during a pre-flight press conference.
Eugene Cernan along with mascot the cartoon character 'Snoopy' at a press conference. (ALSJ)
Apollo 10 prime crew pose for offical PR photograph.
CDR Thomas Stafford and LMP Eugene Cernan training in the LM simulator.
LMP Eugene Cernan (nearest camera) and CDR Thomas Stafford training in the LM simulator.
CMP John Young practicing solo operations in the CM simulator.
CMP John Young practicing solo operations in the CM simulator.
Artists illustration of the Apollo 10 LM during tests of the DPS is lunar orbit.
Saturn V on pad 39-B at KSC.
View of the CSM atop the Saturn V on pad 39-B. The white room can be seen to the right of the CM.
Night time view of the Apollo 10 spacecraft on pad 39-B at KSC.
View of activity at the flight director's console in the Mission Operations Control Room in the Mission Control Center, Building 30, on the first day of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission. Seated are Gerald D. Griffin (foreground) and Glynn S. Lunney, Shift 1 (Black Team) flight directors. Milton L. Windler, standing behind them, is the flight director of Shift 2 (Maroon Team). In the center background, standing, is Dr. Christopher C. Kraft Jr., MSC Director of Flight Operations.
Overall view of activity in the Mission Operations Control Room in the Mission Control Center, Building 30, on the first day of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission. This picture was taken following CSM/LM-S-IVB separation, and prior to LM extraction from the S-IVB. The telecast from the Apollo 10's color TV camera shows the LM still attached to the S-IVB. The CSM is making the docking approach to the LM/S-IVB.
Partial view of activity in the Mission Operations Control Room in the Mission Control Center, Building 30, on the first day of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission. The television monitor shows a picture of Earth made during the second telecast from the Apollo 10's color TV camera. Capcom Charlie Duke seated in foreground. Notice the 'Snoopy' and 'Charlie Brown' cartoon characters standing on the console in front of Duke.
Replicas of Snoopy and Charlie Brown, the two characters from Charles Schulz's syndicated comic strip, "Peanuts," decorate the top of a console in the Mission Operations Control Room in the Mission Control Center, Building 30, on the first day of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission. Capcom Charlie Duke seated in foreground.
Overall view of the Mission Operations Control Room in the Mission Control Center, Building 30, on the first day of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission. A color television transmission was being received from Apollo 10. This picture was made following Command and Service Module/Lunar Module/Saturn IVB (CSM/LM-S-IVB) separation and prior to LM extraction from the S-IVB. The CSM were making the docking approach to the LM/S-IVB.
Ground-level view at sunset of the Apollo 10 (CM-106/LM-4/Saturn-505) space vehicle at Pad B, Launch Complex 39, Kennedy Space Center. The Apollo 10 stack had just been positioned after being rolled out from the Vehicle Assembly Building.
The 363-feet tall Apollo 10 space vehicle on the way from the Vehicle Assembly Building to Pad B, Launch Complex 39, Kennedy Space Center. The Saturn V stack and its mobile launch tower are atop a crawler-transporter.
MSS being moved into position by the crawler.
Ariel view of the Saturn V stack sitting on pad 39-B at KSC.
Crew in front of Saturn V launch vehicle at pad 39-B. (ALSJ)
The prime crew of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission pose for photograph while at the Kennedy Space Center for preflight training.
Astronaut Thomas P. Stafford, Apollo 10 commander, is suited up at the Kennedy Space Center for a Countdown Demonstration Test.
Overall view of Firing Room 3 of the Launch Control Center, Launch Complex 39, Kennedy Space Center, Florida, during an Apollo 10 Countdown Demonstration Test.
Crew suiting up prior to transfer to pad 39-B for launch.
Astronaut Eugene A. Cernan, Apollo 10 lunar module pilot, is suited up at the Kennedy Space Center for a Countdown Demonstration Test.
The prime crew of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission. Left to right, are Eugene A. Cernan, lunar module pilot; John W. Young, command module pilot; and Thomas P. Stafford, commander. In the background is the Apollo 10 space vehicle on Pad B, Launch Complex 39, Kennedy Space Center, Florida.
Astronaut John W. Young, Apollo 10 command module pilot, jokes with Donald K. Slayton (standing left), director of Flight Crew Operations, Manned Spacecraft Center, during Apollo 10 suiting up operations. On couch in background is astronaut Eugene A. Cernan, lunar module pilot.
Suit technician connecting oxygen hose to John Young's suit.
Astronaut John W. Young, Apollo 10 command module pilot, adjusts strap on his communications cap during suiting up operations for the lunar orbit mission.
CapCom Charlie Duke standing at his console in the MOCR during the flight. Cartoon character figures, 'Charlie Brown' and 'Snoopy' can be seen on the console.
CapCom Charlie Duke and Deke Slayton in the MOCR during flight.
Interior view of the White Room at Pad B, Launch Complex 39, Kennedy Space Center, during the Apollo 10 prelaunch countdown. When this picture was taken the Apollo 10 crew had already been inserted into the spacecraft, and final checks were being made prior to closing of the hatch.
CDR Thomas Stafford and LMP Eugene Cernan in white room during CM ingress prior to launch.
Astronaut Eugene A. Cernan (left), lunar module pilot of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission, confers with astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. during an Apollo 10 postflight de-briefing session. Aldrin is the lunar module pilot of the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission.
Astronaut Eugene A. Cernan (left), lunar module pilot of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission, confers with astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. during an Apollo 10 postflight de-briefing session. Aldrin is the lunar module pilot of the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission.
The prime crews of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission and the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission are photographed during an Apollo 10 postflight de-briefing session.
The prime crews of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission and the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission are photographed during an Apollo 10 postflight de-briefing session.
The prime crews of the Apollo 10 lunar orbit mission and the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission are photographed during an Apollo 10 postflight de-briefing session.
Mobile Service Structure (MSS) being withdrawn by the crawler from it's position enshrouding the spacecraft and launch vehicle at pad 39-B.
Crew pre-flight briefing with Jack Schmitt.
Crew pre-flight briefing with Jack Schmitt-2
John Young leads the Apollo 10 crew out to the transfer van.
Apollo 10 Saturn V just after lift-off.
Apollo 10 Saturn V immediately after lift-off.
Apollo 10 Saturn V after clearing the tower. Photo taken from the MSS at it's parked position.
Apollo 10 Saturn V immediately after lift-off.
Apollo 10 Saturn V during the first stage ascent.
The Apollo 10 space vehicle is launched from Pad B, Launch Complex 39, Kennedy Space Center, at 12:49 p.m. (EDT), May 18, 1969.
The Apollo 10 space vehicle is launched from Pad B, Launch Complex 39, Kennedy Space Center, at 12:49 p.m. (EDT), May 18, 1969.
Apollo 10 Saturn V just after lift-off.
Apollo 10 Saturn V during the first stage ascent.
Apollo 10 Saturn V immediately after lift-off. (ALSJ)
Still photograph take from the onboard TV broadcast during the Transpostion and Docking, showing the LM 'Snoopy' nestled in the S-IVB third stage of the Saturn V.
Still photograph take from the onboard TV broadcast during the Transpostion and Docking, showing the LM 'Snoopy' nestled in the S-IVB third stage of the Saturn V.
Mission Photos by Magazine Number
View of CSM 'Charlie Brown' from LM 'Snoopy' following separation in lunar orbit prior to solo operations. Craters 207 and 275 visible. 250mm.
View of CSM 'Charlie Brown' from LM 'Snoopy' following separation in lunar orbit prior to solo operations. Craters 207 and 275 visible. 250mm.
View of CSM from LM over crater 270. 250mm
View of CSM from LM, 5° west of Mare Smythii. 250mm.
View of CSM from LM, 5° west of Mare Smythii. 250mm.
Earthrise. 250mm.
Low Sun angle view of landing site 3. 80mm.
Low Sun angle view of landing site 3. 80mm.
Low Sun angle view of landing site 3. 80mm.
Post TEI view of the southern hemisphere of the moon. 250mm.
Post TEI view of the eastern hemisphere of the moon. 250mm.
Oblique view of craters 297 & 299. 250mm.
Oblique view of craters 297 & 299. 250mm.
Oblique view of craters 297 & 299. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater 297. 149.0° E, 4.2° S. 250mm. (ALSJ)
Oblique view of crater 292. 141.2° E, 4.4° S. 250mm. (ALSJ)
Oblique view of crater 297. 148.8° E, 1.8° S. 250mm. (ALSJ)
Oblique view of craters 288 & 290. 250mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 45. 122.5° E, 4.8° S. 250mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 43. 123.6° E, 2.8° S. 250mm.
Vertical photograph at approximately 121.6° E, 1.0° N. 250mm.
Vertical view of target of opportunity 78a, 35.0° E, 0.3° N. 80mm.
Near vertical view of approach to landing site 2. Censorinus, Maskelyne A. 34.5° E, 0.3° N. 80mm.
Near vertical view of approach to landing site 2. Censorinus, Censorinus A. 34.9° E, 0.3° N. 80mm.
Near vertical view of approach to landing site 2. Censorinus, Censorinus A. 31.8° E, 0.4° N. 80mm.
Low oblique view over landing site 2, looking back towards the east. 80mm.
Vertical farside view, south of crater Green. 132.6° E, 0.9° N. 80mm.
Vertical view of CSM 'Charlie Brown' from the LM 'Snoopy' as they passed over 'Mount Marilyn' in southeastern Mare Tranqillitatis. 39° E, 0.5° N. 80mm
Oblique view to the west of crater 199, target of opportunity 55.1° E, 3.5° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of Messier B in Mare Fecunditatis. 48° E, 1.0° S. 80mm.
Oblique view south west over Mare Fecunditatis towards Messier, Messier A & Messier B. 80mm.
Near target of opportunity 75. 43.5° E, 1.0° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 78a, Mare Tranqillitatis. 32.6° E, 2.4°N. 80mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 78a Mare Tranqillitatis. 80mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 78a, Censorinus. 32.2° E, 0.3° S. 80mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 78a, Censorinus. 32.7° E, 0.2° S. 80mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 78a, Censorinus. 32.7° E, 0.2° S. 80mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 78a, Mare Tranquillitatis. 32.2° E, 0.7° S. 80mm.
Oblique view of the crater Maskelyne. 30.5° E, 2.0°N. 80mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 78a, Mare Tranquillitatis. 28.0° E, 0.2° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of Mare Tranquillitatis. 24.7° E, 0.6° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of Mare Tranquillitatis. 24.7° E, 0.5° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 112. 24.2° E, 0.3° S. 80mm.
Vertical view of Mare Tranquillitatis. 24.0° E, 0.2° N. 80mm.
Vertical view of Mare Tranquillitatis. 23.9° E, 0.2° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of crater IX, target of opportunity 34. 138.5° E, 6.0° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater 216. 134.5° E, 4.5° N. 250mm.
Oblique view near craters 212 & 213. 124.0° E, 7.0° N. 250mm.
Oblique view near craters 212 & 213. 124.0° E, 7.0° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater 211-King, target of opportunity 46. 119.0° E, 5.0° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater 211-King, target of opportunity 46. 119.5° E, 4.5° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater 211-King, target of opportunity 46. 119.5° E, 4.5° N. 250mm.
Oblique view near crater 206. 115.0° E, 5.0° N. 250mm.
Oblique view near crater 202. 107.0° E, 0.0° N. 250mm.
Oblique view near crater 199, target of opportunity 55. 100.0° E, 4.5° N. 250mm.
Oblique view near the crater Jansky, target of opportunity 55. 91.0° E, 7.0° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater Neper. 85.0° E, 6.5° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Mare Crisium, target of opportunity 70. 53.5° E, 10.5°N. 250mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 78. 37.5° E, 1.5° N, 250mm.
Forward oblique view of Rima Ariadaeus, target of opportunity 123. 17.5° E, 5.0° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater Lubbock S. 40.1° E, 1.5° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of Apollo landing site 1. 33.4° E, 1.7° N. 80mm.
Vertical view of Apollo landing site 2. 24.6° E, 0.2° S. 80mm.
Vertical view of target of opportunity 114, Apollo landing site 2. 23.8° E, 0.3° S. 80mm.
Oblique view of Delambre. 16.2° E, 0.3° S. 80mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 78a. 33.2° E, 0.3° S. 250mm.
Oblique view of Taruntius E & F. 40.5° E, 5.5° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 76-Cauchy. 39.4° E, 7.9° N. 250mm.
Oblique view near Apollo landing site 1. 35.5° E, 3.7° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 78a. 24.6° E, 0.9° S. 250mm.
Oblique view over Mare Tranquillitatis. 33.2° E, 2.8° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 107, Plinius on the horizon. 24.8° E, 14.8° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 112. 24.5° E, 0.8° S. 250mm.
Oblique view across Apollo landing site 2. 21.7° E, 0.0° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Schmidt. 18.8° E, 1.0° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Arago. 21.3° E, 6.5° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Rima Ariadaeus, target of opportunity 123. 16.7° E, 5.6° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Rima Ariadaeus, target of opportunity 123. 15.8° E, 5.7° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Rima Ariadaeus, target of opportunity 123. 14.0° E, 6.4° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Rima Ariadaeus and Silberschlag, target of opportunity 123. 13.7° E, 6.3° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Rima Ariadaeus and Silberschlag, target of opportunity 123. 14.4° E, 6.7° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Rima Ariadaeus and Silberschlag, target of opportunity 123. 13.3° E, 7.1° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Godin, target of opportunity 128. 10.6° E, 2.1° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Rima Hyginus. 8.5° E, 7.9° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Rima Hyginus. 7.6° E, 8.1° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Rima Hyginus. 6.6° E, 8.5° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater 221. 164.3° E, 10.2° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater 221. 163.2° E, 9.8° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater 218. 146.2° E, 6.1° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Basin IX. 143.1° E, 7.1° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Sabine and target of opportunity 114. 22.0° E, 0.5° N. 80mm.
Vertical view of central highlands. 7.6° E, 0.0° N. 80mm.
Vertical view of central highlands. 6.7° E, 0.0° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of Oppolzer, target of opportunity 142. 2.5° W, 0.0° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of Oppolzer, target of opportunity 142. 3.9° W, 0.2° S. 80mm
Oblique view of Rima Hyginus, targey of opportunity 123. 5.2° E, 9.5° N.80mm.
Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, target of opportunity 123. 2.3° E, 8.2° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, target of opportunity 123. 4.1° E, 4.5° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, target of opportunity 123. 4.3° E, 5.2° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, target of opportunity 123. 0.2° W, 10.4° N.80mm.
Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, target of opportunity 123. 0.5° W, 8.3° N.80mm.
Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, target of opportunity 123. 80mm.
Oblique view of crater 302, target of opportunity 29. 162.2° E, 10.1° S. 80mm.
Oblique view of crater 302, target of opportunity 29. 161.2° E, 9.3° S. 80mm.
Vertical view of the crater Censorinus A. 32.2° E, 0.4° S. 80mm.
Oblique view across Sinus Medii, Blagg and Bruce. 5.0° E, 0.4° N. 80mm.
Oblique view across Sinus Medii, Blagg and Bruce. 2.5° E, 0.3° N. 80mm.
Vertical view highlands near Rhaeticus. 6.3° E, 1.2° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of target of opportunity 45. 122.3° E, 5.0° S. 250mm.
Earth immediately after TLI. 80mm.
S-IVB and LM'Snoopy' following the pitch around by the CSM 'Charlie Brown'. 80mm.
Earth during TLC showing western USA and Mexico. 80mm
Post TLI view of Earth, showing North Africa and the Sinai Pennisula. 250mm.
Earth. North Africa. 250mm.
View of the LM rendezvous radar following the T.P & D and separation from the S-IVB third stage. 80mm.
View of the rendezvous window in the LM. 80mm.
Oblique view across Moltke and Rima Hypatia. 24.2° E, 0.6° N. 80mm.
LM 'Snoopy' following undocking in lunar orbit, prior to solo operations. The LM is being maneuvered to allow the CMP John Young to inspect it visually. 80mm.
View of the LM 'Snoopy' during the post undocking inspection. 80mm.
View of the LM 'Snoopy' during the post undocking inspection. 80mm.
View of the LM 'Snoopy' during the post undocking inspection. 80mm.
Oblique view of Moltke and Apollo landing site 2. 27.2° E, 0.7° N. 80mm.
Oblique view of crater 217. 131.0° E, 0,5° N. 80mm.
LM 'Snoopy' approaching the CSM 'Charlie Brown' during the rendezvous following solo operations. Oblique view of crater 282. 126.0° E, 2.0° N. 80mm.
LM 'Snoopy' approaching the CSM 'Charlie Brown' during the rendezvous following solo operations. Oblique view of crater 282. 117.0° E, 2.0° N. 80mm.
LM 'Snoopy' approaching the CSM 'Charlie Brown' during the rendezvous following solo operations. The LM is pitching down to position itself correctly for the final docking maneuvre by the CSM. 80mm.
Oblique view of Apollo landing site 2. 23.7° E, 0.7° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of Schmidt. 19.7° E, 0.7° N. 250mm.
Oblique view of crater 302. 161.5° E, 5.0° S. 80mm.
Oblique view of craters 300 and 302. 158.0° E, 6.0° S. 80mm.
Oblique view of craters 300 and 301. 157.5° E, 9.0° S. 80mm.
The moon seen from Apollo 10 soon after TEI burn to leave lunar orbit and commence the coast back to Earth.
Crew just after arrival on the recovery aircraft carrier USS Hornet.
John Young being assisted by recovery swimmers as he leaves the CM following splashdown.
Apollo 10 crew pause at the hatch of the recovery helicopter following recovery at transfer to the deck of the USS Hornet in the Pacific Ocean.
Tom Stafford addresses the USS Hornet crew following splashdown and recovery.
CM awaiting hoisting aboard recovery carrier USS Hornet.
A crewman is delivered to the hatch of the recovery helicopter following splashdown in the Pacific Ocean.
Crew egress the CM into a navy raft to await recovery by helicopter following splashdown in the Pacific Ocean.
John Young inspects the recovered CM along with the Captain of the recovery carrier USS Hornet.
John Young and Eugene Cernan inspect the CM aboard the recovery carrier USS Hornet.
Recovery helicopter '66' hovers above the CM whilst recovering the astronauts.
A crewman begins the ascent to the recovery helicopter following splashdown in the Pacific Ocean.
Recovery swimmers working at the open main hatch of the command module following splashdown.
Command module descending under the three main parachutes towards a spalshdown in the Pacific Ocean.
Crew walk across the red carpet on the recovery carrier USS Hornet.
 |
| Journal Home Page |
