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NEW!! Apollo 11 30th Anniversary Press Conference 3D

Check out what may be the only authentic 3D video of Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Eugene Cernan and Walt Cunningham interviewed in the Saturn V building at the Kennedy Space Center in July 1999. You'll need your red/cyan glasses to view this in 3D. Image:Redcyanglasses.jpg‎

Here's an immersive Flash still image taken by by Miles O'Brien of CNN that day.

This is supposed to be a flash animation. You'll need the flash plugin and a browser that supports it to view it.


NEW!! Lunar Vehicle updates! (Feb 2019

NEW!! Publications updates including early Lunar Orbit Rendezvous docs! (Feb 2019)

NEW!! Weltraum Fahrt Beiträge Zur Weltraumforschung Und Astronautik

NEW!! Nuclear Manned Mars mission (by Graphic Films that worked on 2001 A Space Odyssey)


NEW!! Early papers of ABMA/NASA Pioneer Hermann Koelle

NEW!! Adventure Tomorrow - TV Series an index to late 1950s documentary series

NEW!! Yuri Vasilievich Kondratyuk two papers by the Ukrainian space pioneer

NEW!! Correspondence between the Rocket Pioneers Johannes Winkler and Hugo Hückel

For your further consideration:


An Interview with John Houbolt, the man who sold lunar orbit rendezvous to NASA!


To see the full hour of this interview by Michael Lennick please click here to subscribe to the library


Max Faget interview with Michael Lennick (2002)


To see the rest of this interview by Michael Lennick please click here to subscribe to the library

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