What the Apollo 11 Moon Landing Site Looks Like Today – 56 Years Later
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What the Apollo 11 Moon Landing Site Looks Like Today – 56 Years Later
56 years ago, Apollo 11 made history as the first crewed mission to land on the Moon. But what does the site look like today? In this video, we explore what’s still there, the lander, the flag, the footprints, and even the human waste. Using NASA’s orbital imagery and new scientific insights, we return to Tranquillity Base to see how time ...
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