What the Apollo 11 Moon Landing Site Looks Like Today – 56 Years Later

Bible Explain on Instagram: "On Christmas Eve 1968, the Apollo 8 crew made history by being the first humans to orbit the Moon 🌕. During their ninth orbit, they shared a special message with the world, reading from the Book of Genesis 📖. Bill Anders, Jim Lovell, and Frank Borman took turns reciting verses 1-10 of the creation narrative, bringing a touch of spirituality to the vastness of space 🚀. Anders read verses 1-4, Lovell verses 5-8, and Borman wrapped up with verses 9 and 10. A truly ou

Space | Cosmos | Galaxy on Instagram: "Michael Collins, the man behind the camera, is the only human, living or dead, who isn't in the frame of that picture. The iconic photo of Earth rising above the lunar horizon? Well, there's a fascinating detail about the astronaut who captured it. While Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were taking their historic steps on the Moon, Collins was piloting the Command Module alone, orbiting the Moon. It's a testament to the unique perspective and sacrifice of the