File:Apollo 11 descent West crater.jpg
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DescriptionApollo 11 descent West crater.jpg |
English: Lunar surface including most of West crater and the northern portion of its ejecta blanket (boulders), viewed from the Apollo 11 Lunar Module Eagle during descent to the surface. West is the largest crater, near the top, partially obscured by the Lunar Module. Facing west from about 450 feet above the surface. |
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Source | 16 mm film onboard of Apollo 11 Lunar Module. Screen capture from YouTube: Apollo 11 Full landing HD |
Author | NASA |
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