Eagle Has Landed by kenwas
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The Apollo 11 mission landed the first humans on the Moon. Launched on July 16, 1969, the third lunar mission of NASA�s Apollo Program was crewed by Commander Neil Armstrong, Command Module Pilot Michael Collins, and Lunar Module Pilot Edwin �Buzz� Aldrin Jr. On July 20, Armstrong and Aldrin became the first humans to walk on the Moon, while Collins orbited in the Command Module.
The lunar module was named Eagle for the national bird of the United States, the Bald Eagle.
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Comments (19)
wabe
Ups - started as balloon in your last image, landed on the moon. Now this is a travel. Cool image Ken.
London224
Really Nice Ken
kjer_99
Nice POV.
Gargoyle2002
Great image, as always...
Stardust_Crossing
Impressive image! Splendid terrain works!
bigbraader
Excellent! 5*
Naoo
Cool and funny!
thekingtut
Very nice! I remember the landing. But unfortunately, it looks like the people running things here have given up on space.
debbielove
Thats good work! Not seen anything like this that I can recall.. Well done mate! Rob
jrcejaspulido
Very nice work
beatoangelico
Impressive image and splendid work..!!!!!
jclP Online Now!
superbe pov,pas évident de prendre la photo hé...very nice
Vege-Mite
The historical details you provide are as grand and interesting as your renders! Very good work Ken. :-)
FrenchKiss
Wow! very well done!!
romanceworks
A great scene of such an historic event. CC
LaurentR
Wow! Wonderful piece!
PhG47
It's as if we were there... Bravo!
Alex_Antonov
Excellent!
Bambam131
Very nice image, cool POV. Maybe in 2 year we will get this joke out of the white-house and be able to refund the space program so we can go back to the moon and then hopefully on to Mars. Only time will tell and unfortunately the window of opportunity is closing more each day as we lag just in LEO. Cheers, David