NASA APOLLO 8 Mission: An impressive oblique perspective of the lunar surface
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NASA. APOLLO 8 Mission: An impressive oblique perspective of the lunar surface as first seen by the human eye from Earth orbit. The APOLLO 8 astronauts were able to document the extraordinary reality of the lunar landscape as it had never been observed by humans. The immense lunar craters and their mountains were immortalized in fantastic photographs that revealed to mankind the reality of the surface of the Earth's natural satellite, which had always fascinated mankind since the dawn of time. Here, in the foreground, the Goclenius crater located in the Sea of Fertility. Above, the Colombo craters on the left and Magelhaens on the right. December 1968. chromogenic print on paper : "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED BY KODAK". NASA logo and typed caption on the back. 20,3 X 25,4CM with margins.
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