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NASA releases high-res Apollo mission photos on Flickr

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Oct 5

NASA has posted more than 8400 high-resoution photos taken during Apollo’s astronauts missions to the moon between 1969 to 1972.

The original Apollo film rolls were scanned and released as part of Kipp Teague’s image repository Project Apollo Archive in 1999 and has recently been updated with new photos posted on Flickr.

Check out the full gallery here.

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