#apolloat50

50 years ago we launched 3 men on a journey to set foot on land no one had ever set foot upon. The ship they sailed in was a mechanical marvel able to sustain them in the cold vastness of space for the duration of their trip and deliver them safely to the welcoming arms of Mother Earth. This is my tribute to that ship. This print will be available as a GLOW IN THE DARK canvas giclee at @gallerynucleus’ NASA @ 60 show this month. I will have paper editions at BOOTH 2007 at @comic_con this weekend. • • #apolloat50 #projectegress #apollo50 #apollo11at50 #apollo11 #apollo #daneault #monkeyminionpress #spaceart #space #spacetravel #moon #apollocapsule #apollocsm #apollocm #apolloprogram https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz_EiOnBDKM/?igshid=1waw8hrllowdx

Cover of the New York Times July 21, 1969. “Men Walk on Moon.” #Apolloat50 #MoonLanding #Apollo11anniversary https://www.instagram.com/p/B0KYgoyA6DJ/?igshid=1sn46o9t6l3v3

Cover of the New York Times July 21, 1969. “Men Walk on the Moon.” #Apolloat50 #MoonLanding #Apollo11anniversary https://www.instagram.com/p/B0KX_-0AAcG/?igshid=1snw2t0bl3ia0

50 Years ago today on July 20, 1969 The first humans landed on the moon and Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin was the first men to walk on the surface of the moon. Right there mankind have proven that nothing is impossible. Just think of all the reference people made or said prior using the moon and if people will even get there as something that will never happen like "When it Snows in July". Anyone heard of the urban legend about Neil Armstrong saying "Goodluck Mr. Gorsky"? After his famous One small step one giant leap quote.😁 #NASA #Apollo11 #MoonLanding #Apolloat50 #Apollo1150th #Astronauts #NeilArmstrong #BuzzAldrin #ApolloMission #Space #Moon #LunarLanding #NewEra #NewEraCap #BBCClothing #Yankees #teamfitted® #UCCGPH #Caps4All #MoonWalker #NYY #BillionaireBoysClub https://www.instagram.com/p/B0JWct1FIy2/?igshid=1eq70803r5v5h

On 7/19/1969, the Apollo 11 astronauts entered lunar orbit. They made 30 orbits around the Moon and remarked on the breathtaking views from the command module. Commander Neil Armstrong said, ""The view of the Moon that we've been having recently is really spectacular. It fills about three-quarters of the hatch window and, of course, we can see the entire circumference, even though part of it is in complete shadow, and part of it's in earthshine. It's a view worth the price of the trip." (Commemorative postcard and stamp from our holdings. PAR.63.14.1)