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Relive the Moon landing, minute by minute

The whole Moon mission, replayed on its own clock with the real voices.

By Ben Feist and collaboratorsFree to visitA Starvard Treasure

This site lays out the whole Apollo 11 mission on its own clock. The recorded voices of mission control, the transcripts, photographs and film all play together, exactly when they happened.

You can start at launch or jump straight to the moment the lander touches down. Hearing the quiet, careful voices in the room makes the achievement feel close and human.

Apollo 11 in Real Timeapolloinrealtime.orgThe whole Moon mission, replayed on its own clock with the real voices.Visit Apollo 11 in Real Time ↗

Try this first

Short on time? Jump to the landing. Use the mission timeline to find the final descent and listen to how calm the voices stay. The last minute before touchdown may be the most gripping quiet on the internet.

Good to know

All rights reserved by its makers, so we link rather than copy. It works best with the sound on, and you can join at any mission minute, not just the launch.

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