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Apollo 11: Man on the Moon

BBC One
on BBC One London

At 6.50* the Apollo 11 astronauts are due to reappear from behind the moon. If all has gone well and the Service Module engine has fired correctly they should have slowed down and gone into orbit ready for preparations for landing. If not, Apollo 11 will be on its way home with the whole mission cancelled. A report by James Burke with Patrick Moore from the Apollo Space Studio

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Presenter:
James Burke
Presenter:
Patrick Moore
Source: Radio Times

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