It's time for my annual July 20th contribution of what is possibly the greatest 16 minutes of audio ever recorded.

This is hands down the best audio and video compilation of the landing of Apollo 11 ever produced. So pour yourself a cup of coffee, tea, or beer if your so inclined and listen to the first Moon landing.

Listen here - The First Men on the Moon

 

holy.....

That is one of the coolest things I've seen. Amazing. Thanks for that.

You can't watch that and not want to be wearing a Speedmaster.

 

Gonna run upstairs and grab my '68 speedy now!! And then listen to the audio happy moon landing day everyone!!

 

I think the coolest thing is watching Armstrong's heart rate during the decent to the surface. He's just one cool dude even through the multiple program alarms.

 

like a walk in the park...no biggie...hahaha

 

Woooooow. Didn't even realize that indicator. Incredible.

 

Incredible indeed!

 

Still gripping every time I watch this. Will never be bored listening to it and this is a great way for it all to make sense.

 

That is what I really love about this piece. It's a great way to see where all the players were during those final minutes. I also enjoying hearing the controller loop make decisions that are then passed onto Duke and then to the LEM. It all happens so smoothly.

 

It is amazing the amount of info flying around and the calm way Charlie Duke relays important info to Apollo 11 . Also, how calm does Gene Kranz appear , maybe should have had heart monitor on him as well.

I also recently bought "Mission Control : The Unsung Heroes of Apollo" on DVD , so that's next on must watch list.

 

I was planning on renting that this past Tuesday night right up until the point my daughter dropped the Apple TV remote in a bowl of soup.

 

Still amazing after all these years, thanks for sharing.

This may have been posted before, but I just looked up the time when Buzz Aldrin first stepped on the moon (First Watch On The Moon Landing) and I believe it's July 21st, 1969 @ 3:15:16 GMT, or 7/20/69 @ 9:15:16 PM Mission Control (Houston) time.

 

BOOM!!! Sounds about right.

 

It's not possible to listen to and watch this audio/video presentation too many times. Thanks @TLIGuy fer postin' this up

 

Thank you Sir, for sharing your amazing collection !

 

For @eugeneandresson enjoy the 16 minutes.

 

Missed this back in 2017, thanks for re-posting. Just had to listen to it twice there's that much to try to follow. Found the bpm heart rate indicator the 2nd time, Neil Armstrong peaked at 150bpm 60 seconds before landing.

 

I loved this! Can’t thank you enough!

 

Thanks again @TLIGuy