Image credit: North American Rockwell
Image source: Numbers Station
Tag: Lunar Lander
LLV by Ron Simpson
Eagle Has Landed
Don Dwiggins
Golden Gate, 1970
Lunar Logistics Spacecraft at Astronautix
Image credit: Douglas
Image source: Numbers Station
Space Tug Gallery
MSFC-70-PD-4018A
No. 48
S-70-5330 X
6868469
Apollo CSM
Apollo 9 Storyboard
Launch Day
Top Left: Flight Crew Preparation
Top Right: Orbital Insertion
Middle Left: 103 N. Mile Orbit
Middle Right: Separation
Bottom Left: Docking
Bottom Right: Docked SPS Burn
Second Day
Top Left: Landmark Tracking
Top Right: Pitch Maneuver
Bottom Left: Yaw-Roll Maneuver
Bottom Right: High Apogee Orbits
Third Day
Left: Crew Transfer
Right: LM System Evaluation
Fourth Day
Top Left: Camera
Top Right: Day-Night EVA
Bottom Left: Golden Slippers
Bottom Right: TV – Texas, Florida
Fifth Day
Top Left: Vehicles Undocked
Top Right: Burns For Rendezvous
Middle Left: Maximum Separation
Middle Right: APS burn
Bottom Left: Formation Flying And Docking
Bottom Right: LM Jettison Ascent Burn
Sixth Thru Ninth Days
Left: Service Propulsion Burns
Right: Landmark Sightings, Photograph Special Tests
Tenth Day
Top Left: CM/SM Separation
Top Right: Re-Entry
Bottom: Atlantic – Splashdown
Image credit: NASA
Image source: NASA JSC
Apollo 9 EVA
Eagle
Propellant Transfer
Conceptual view of the operations in the equatorial earth orbit. The operation in orbit is principally one of propellant transfer and it not an assembly job. The vehicle being fueled is the third stage of a SATURN II with a lunar landing and return vehicle attached. The third stage of the SATURN II was used in the combination into orbit and has thus expended its propellants. This stage is fueled into orbit by a detachment of approximately ten men after which the vehicle then proceeds on the moon.
Project Horizon at Astronautix
Image credit: United States Army
Image source: Project Horizon Reports, NASM
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