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Earth as seen from Apollo 8 and Artemis II.
NASA ID: AS08-14-2383, art002e009285
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Earth as seen from Apollo 8 and Artemis II.
NASA ID: AS08-14-2383, art002e009285
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Apollo 8 view of the nearly full moon.
Posted on Flickr by Mike Acs.
Date: December 1968
NASA ID: AS8-14-2506
Left: Apollo 8 leaving the VAB in 1968.
Right: Artemis II leaving the VAB in 2026.
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Launch of Apollo 8 Saturn V (CSM-103/SA-503) from Launch Complex 39A.
Date: December 21, 1968
NARA: 207456180
The command module of Apollo 8 spacecraft (CM-103) being lowered into the altitude chamber at Manned Spacecraft Operations Building, Kennedy Space Center, Florida.
"The spacecraft will undergo rigorous testing before it is finally mated to its Saturn V launch vehicle for launching later this year. It will be the first Apollo to fly with men aboard a Saturn V. The crew will be Astronauts Frank Borman, James A. Lovell, Jr., and William A. Anders.”
Dated: August 21, 1968
NASA ID: 68-H-737, 68-HC-472
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Apollo 8
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Apollo 8 mission by Robert McCall.
Mission Duration: December 21-27, 1968
Dan Beaumont Space Museum: link
The Apollo 8 Saturn V (CSM-103/LTA-B/SA-503) stack at Pad A, Launch Complex 39, Kennedy Space Center (KSC). This was during a prelaunch alert-mobile service structure pull back. (Mobile launch tower on left and mobile service structure on right.)
Date: December 17, 1968
NASA ID: S68-55424, S68-55415