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\nApollo space craft instrument panel. The green numeric display and keypad (see enlarged image below) are the interface of the world’s first portable computer for flight navigation.<\/p>\n

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Podcast<\/h2>\n

Ep.01 \u2018We choose to go\u2019<\/a>: With no idea how to get there, the race to the moon begins \u2013 “we intend to win”. To understand how the story ends, we need to start at the very beginning.<\/p>\n

Ep.02 Kids in control<\/a>: The unsung heroes who saved the day. “Here\u2019s some 26-year-old kid, who could stop the lunar mission.”<\/p>\n

Ep.03 Long Island Eagle<\/a>: Ugly, angry, with four legs and wrapped in gold: it was a spacecraft like nothing on Earth.<\/p>\n

Ep.04 Fire to the Phoenix<\/a>: “You heard \u2018fire\u2019. Then you heard a scream.” The Apollo 1 tragedy and what happened 21 months later \u2013 Apollo\u2019s first successful manned mission into Earth\u2019s orbit.<\/p>\n

Ep.05 The fourth astronaut<\/a>: The computer that got us to the moon. The size of a briefcase, there had never been anything like it. Apollo 11 was \u201cthe first time software ran on the moon\u201d.<\/p>\n

Ep.06 Saving 1968:<\/a> War, riots, assassinations: “the year that shattered America\u201d. And then NASA took the biggest risk in its history, with Apollo 8.<\/p>\n

Ep.07 Michael Collins – Third man<\/a>: Without the astronaut who didn\u2019t step on the moon, Apollo 11 wouldn\u2019t have succeeded. Michael Collins was in lunar orbit, playing a crucial role. This is his story.<\/p>\n

Ep.08 \u2018We\u2019re go for powered descent\u2019<\/a>: The 13 minutes begin. Eagle is going too fast. There are communications problems. We have met the people and heard about the technology, now the descent is underway.<\/p>\n

Ep.09 Tranquility Base<\/a>: We are five and a half minutes to the moon. Tension goes \u201cthrough the roof\u201d. Neil Armstrong takes control and the fuel starts to run out.<\/p>\n

Ep.10 \u2018For all mankind\u2019<\/a>: History as it happened, explained. Kevin Fong guides us through the descent to the Moon from start to finish, using Capcom Charlie Duke\u2019s communication loop, from NASA’s archive.<\/p>\n

Ep.11 The 13 minutes<\/a>: History as it happened, uninterrupted: every word, every crackle, the tension and triumph. Hear how Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to reach the Moon. This is NASA\u2019s archive recording of Capcom Charlie Duke\u2019s communications loop from 20 July 1969.<\/p>\n

Ep.12 Live from Houston<\/a>: \u201cWe choose to go.\u201d The season finale comes from where JFK made his famous Moon speech. We reflect on one of the greatest achievements in human history.<\/p>\n

Apollo 11 – The final 13 minutes that took humans to the Moon<\/a>: The minutes before landing were tense, as fuel ran low and connections frequently dropped out between the Lunar Module Eagle and mission control. Relive the tense moments as Neil Armstrong manually piloted Eagle towards the surface of the Moon.<\/p>\n

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