Apollo Mission Photos
NASA has a Project Apollo photo archive with amazing photos from all the Apollo Program.
Here are some shots from Apollo 9.
Recent Comments
This is an
FELT Cooperative
- The Nightingale MurderA grievously mutilated young woman arrives at the hospital in Espoo, Finland—only to vanish without a trace. Though the victim refused to identify herself, Violent Crimes Unit Commander Maria Kallio suspects she’s connected to the city’s sex-worker underworld. The next day her suspicions grow when celebrity call girl Lulu Nightingale is murdered during a liv […]
- Secret Passages in a Hillside TownA mild-mannered publisher reconnects online with his first love, reigniting long-forgotten memories of the dark, magical, and dangerous secret passages of his youth in this haunting novel by Pasi Ilmari Jääskeläinen.
- My Cat YugoslaviaAn award-winning love story set in two countries and in two radically different moments in time, bringing together a young man, his mother, a boa constrictor, and one capricious cat.
A Random Post
Art
- Art Renewal Center
- Ateneum Art Museum
- Christine Marie Larsen
- Drawing Life
- Japonisme
- Mikkel McAlinden
- minutae
- Museworthy
- Picnics and Nocturnes
- The Art of Gallegos
- The Incomprehensible Inclinations of Perrigore Doyle
Audio
- BackStory
- Evan’s Gallery of Old Time Radio
- Fresh Air
- Hellbound Allee
- KUOW Radio Seattle
- L.A. Theater Works
- Librivox
- Maximum Fun
- On the Media
- Poetry Magazine Podcast
- Radio Lab
- Radiotopia
- The Allusionist
- This American Life
- Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me
- Wire Tap
Crafts
- Mustaa villaa
- Sandra Juto Blog
- Spinsjal
- The Knitting Needle and the Damage Done
- the photogenic lifestyle of cynthia korzekwa
- The Quilted Librarian
- Violetab
- Wicked Waif
Ephemera
- American Newspaper Repository
- Bibliodyssey
- coisas do arco da velha
- Internet Archive
- Looky
- Paleo-Future
- Ptak Science Books
- Rad Library
- Shorpy
- Uncertain Times
- Uniliteral
- University of Washington Digital Collections
Finland
Fun
- Abstract City
- Boing Boing
- Cute Overload
- Everlasting Blört
- Hanttula
- Hark, a vagrant
- HMIndex
- Nag on the Lake
- Wordwizard
Literature
- Books from Finland Magazine
- Indie Bound
- Nordic Voices in Translation
- Poetry Foundation
- Project Gutenberg
- Project Runeberg
- Publishing Perspectives
- Sherman Alexie's Page
- Smother Goose
- Southern Reach
- Three Percent
- Transcript
- Words Without Borders
Music
Oratory
Politics
- Crooks and Liars
- Eunomia
- FiveThirtyEight
- Liberal Values Blog
- Margaret and Helen
- The Rag Blog
- wearerespectablenegroes
Satire
Translation
- Finnish-English Translation Cooperative
- Literary Translation at UEA
- The Human Translation Project
- Translationista
Video
Weblogs
- Because it’s our prerogative
- BLCKDGRD
- Blue Tea
- Cunning Hired Knaves
- Fancy Notions
- Janggolan
- Nerdcore
- Oddbox Comics
- Oy Girl
- Rhapsodic.org
- Roger Ebert’s Journal
- Tacky Racoons
- The Black Snob
- Throw Grammar from the Train
- Tiny Cat Pants
- TYWKIWDBI
- Very Short Novels
- Viviana's Mad Howls
- Voice of the Turtle
- Who You Calling a Skeptic?
- Yo-Yo Reggio!
These are terrific! If for some reason you haven’t seen the documentary “For All Mankind”, you should. It turns out there is all sorts of footage from behind the scenes of the moon voyages that is eye-poppingly surprising and wonderful. “In the Shadow of the Moon” is terrific, too, but somehow less startling. And one more moonie rec: Duncan Jones’ first movie “Moon” is one of my favorite modern sci-fi films. Simple and elegant, with a perfect soundtrack.
I loved “Moon” but haven’t seen the others. I’ll get on it.