地球升起: 影片重现
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阿波罗8号宇航员比尔·安德斯拍摄了地出
On Dec. 24, 1968, Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and Bill Anders became the first humans to orbit the Moon, and the first to witness the magnificent sight called “Earthrise.” As the spacecraft was in the process of rotating, Anders took this iconic picture showing Earth rising over the Moon’s horizon. In 2018, the International Astronomical Union commemorated the event by naming a 25 mile diameter crater “Anders’ Earthrise.” Relive the astronauts’ experience. Image Credit: NASA 1968年12月24日，阿波罗8号的宇航员弗兰克·博尔曼、吉姆·洛威尔和比尔·安德斯成为第一批绕月飞行的人类，也是第一批目睹“地出”这一壮观景象的人。当飞船在旋转的过程中，安德斯拍下了这张地球从月球地平线升起的标志性照片。2018年，国际天文学联合会将一个直径25英里的陨石坑命名为“安德斯的地出”，以此纪念这一事件。” 重温宇航员的经历。 图片来源: NASA
地升1号：复刻的历史性影像
2022年2月27日 Earthrise 1: Historic Image Remastered Image Credit: NASA, Apollo 8 Crew, Bill Anders; Processing and License: Jim Weigang Explanation: “Oh my God! Look at that picture over there! Here’s the Earth coming up. Wow is that pretty!” Soon after that pronouncement, 50 years ago today, one of the most famous images ever taken was snapped from the orbit of the Moon. Now known as “Earthrise”, the iconic image shows the Earth rising above the limb of the Moon, as taken by the crew of Apollo 8. But the well-known Earthrise image was actually the second image taken of the Earth rising above the lunar limb — it was just the first in color. With modern digital technology, however, the real first Earthrise image —…
1964年7月，将土星测试硬件交付给马歇尔航天飞行中心
1964年7月，第一颗土星五号S-IVB，或第三阶段测试硬件，从加州长滩交付给美国宇航局马歇尔航天飞行中心。S-IVB由道格拉斯飞机公司研发和制造，直径约21又1/2英尺，长度约58英尺，由一个J-2发动机提供动力，能够产生22.5万磅的推力。在道格拉斯的垂直检出大楼里，道格拉斯飞机公司为SA-503火箭系统（阿波罗8号任务）装配了完整的S-IVB。 在全世界庆祝阿波罗计划50周年之际，美国宇航局将重返月球，在那里建立一个永久基地，并为包括火星在内的深空载人探索开发项目。 In July 1964, the first Saturn V S-IVB, or third stage test hardware, was delivered to NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center from Long Beach, California. Developed and manufactured by Douglas Aircraft Co., the S-IVB measured about 21 1/2 feet in diameter, was about 58 feet in length and was powered by one J-2 engine capable of producing 225,000 pounds of thrust. Here, the fully assembled S-IVB for the SA-503 rocket, the Apollo 8 mission, is in Douglas’ vertical checkout building. As the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Apollo Program, NASA is going back to the Moon to build a permanent base there and develop programs for the crewed exploration of deep space, including Mars. Image Credit: NASA