Daily astronomy one picture | Apollo 11 landing point panoramic view

Apollo No. 11 landing point panoramic view

Image source: neil armstrong, Apollo 11, NASA

Explanation: Have you ever seen a panoramic view from another world recently? This photo is spliced ​​from a high -resolution scan of the original photo negative, showing the magnificent and desolate landscape of the Apollo 11 landing point located in the quiet sea of ​​the moon. This group of photos was taken from the window of the Eagle Lunar Lunar Lunar on July 20, 1969 after the moon landing on July 20, 1969. The leftmost frame (AS11-37-5449) is the first photo taken by humans in another world. Looking south, you can see the pusher nozzle in the foreground on the left, and on the right, that is, the west, you can see the shadow of the Eagle Lunar Lunar Class. As a ratio, the diameter of the large and shallow meteor pits on the right side is about 12 meters. These photos were taken about an hour and a half after landing. Before walking on the surface of the moon, it aims to record the landing point preliminary. If you need to leave in advance, you can record precious data at least.

(Translation: Beijing Astronomical Museum)

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