Search Is on for Original Apollo 11 Footage The first moon landing was broadcast around the world. But very few people saw the best-quality tape -- and they could be the only ones to see this ...

Science; Apollo 11; Apollo 11 original footage: Relive the historic moment man first walked on the Moon It's 50 years since Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took their first steps on the Moon.

It’s a special sort of achievement to take a collection of footage of the Apollo 11 mission, much of it previously unseen and much of it in the 70-mm. format, and render it dull.

Never-before-seen footage from NASA's first manned trip to the moon, and the landing itself, features in the new documentary 'Apollo 11.' ...

When you take into account that the subsequent Apollo landings were shot at 30 frames per second, then to fake those would be three times harder. So the Apollo 11 mission would have been the easy one.

The documentary, “Apollo 11,” produced in partnership with CNN Films, uses rare and never-before-seen footage to give a more detailed view of the mission […] ...

Timed to the upcoming 50th anniversary of the lunar landing, “Apollo 11” was compiled partly from a previously forgotten trove of 70mm film that includes footage from the launch, the Cape ...

It tells the story of the 1969 moon landing using spectacularly restored old footage, much of which has never been seen before. ... But “Apollo 11” is foremost a tale of technology and humanity.

The footage, produced on 16-mm film in 1969, was unearthed from Ames’ archives ahead of the Apollo 11 semicentennial, remastered and digitized for the public. The full 19-minute video can ...

When you take into account that the subsequent Apollo landings were shot at 30 frames per second, then to fake those would be three times harder. So the Apollo 11 mission would have been the easy one.

Featured in the film Apollo 11 by Todd Douglas Miller, who worked with newly discovered footage from the NARA and NASA. courtesy Neon CNN Films The launch scene in “Apollo 11” assaults the senses.

Apollo 11 original footage: ... After spending three days travelling to the Moon from Earth on board the Apollo 11 spacecraft, the astronauts entered lunar orbit on 20 July 1969.