Amidst the news about the last remaining NASA Hasselblad going to auction, here are some of the best photographs taken by NASA, including lots of the moon, Buzz Aldrin, James McDivitt, and of course Neil Armstrong.
These are absolutely stunning, were a joy to look through, and a very important part of history.
David Scott climbing out of the Command Module. Apollo 9 March 1969.
Earth from 10,000 Miles. Apollo 4 November 1967.
James McDivitt walking in space. Gemini 4 June 1965.
Apollo 11 lift off. July 1969.
Eclipse of the Sun. Apollo 12 November 1969.
Eugene Cernan next to the antenna on the Rover. Apollo 17 December 1972.
David Scott next to the Lunar Rover. Apollo 15 August 1971.
Reflection of Neil Armstrong in Buzz Aldrin’s visor. Apollo 11 July 1969.
The first ever Earthrise witnesses by humans. Apollo 8 December 1968.
Buzz Aldrin at a footpad of the Lunar Module. Apollo 11 July 1969.
The Lunar Module descending. Apollo 11 July 1969.
Apollo 14 landing site. Apollo 14 1971.
James Irwin saluting by the Lunar Module. Apollo 15 August 1971.
NASA Hasselblad. Apollo 16 April 1972.
Lift off of Apollo 17. Apollo 17 December 1972.
