From the Earth to the Moon - Argentine Documentary 1969

From the Earth to the moon. General images of Egyptian hieroglyphics and historical monuments. Images of the moon. General views of the exterior of Cabo Kennedy, in Florida. Image of Persian and Greek drawings. Close-ups of the Christopher Columbus monument in Buenos Aires. Image of drawings made by Galileo Galilei and by Leonardo Da Vinci. Close-ups of a man flying with propeller rocket in desert of the United States. Fixed photos of the Wright brothers and planes. General views of the Wright brothers flying in an airplane (12/7/1903). General views of a dirigible (Zeppelin) in flight and a Concorde airplane taking off when taking off from an airport. Still picture by Igor Ivanovich Sikorsky with other pioneers of aviation. Still photos of the German inventors of the V-1 and V-2 rockets. Fixed photos of the various rockets-missiles invented until 1969. General views of men working in the NASA operations center. Views of the takeoff of several space rockets in the space center of Cape Kennedy. Images of cosmonaut Yury Gagarin inside the space capsule in space (12/4/1961). General views of an astronaut outside the space capsule and floating in space. Fixed photos of the moon. General views of the take off of the rocket of Apollo XI in Cape Kennedy. General views of journalists, cameramen and photographers watching the launch of the rocket. Animation of the INTELSAT satellite in space (6/4/1965). General views of the receiving antenna of communications installed in Balcarce, Buenos Aires (1969). General views of the Apollo XI astronauts descending from the module LEM on the moon, walk on the moon, plant the flag of the United States and talk to the President of the United States, Richard Nixon. (The images of this item are in regular quality)
Detail: Argentine documentary film incomplete due to lack of titles.
Date: 7/21/1969
Duration: 8 minutes 49 seconds
Film code: D-01338

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