Sources

Every input and every comparison in the library comes from these documents. Each is a NASA public-domain publication, kept here as downloaded (with its checksum in the repository).

• NASA Release 69-83K · 6 July 1969 · 106 pages

  Apollo 11 Lunar Landing Mission Press Kit, Part 1

  NASA Office of Public Affairs · original source

  • Spacecraft-LM adapter structure
  • Lunar module structures and weight; ascent stage

• NASA Release 69-83K · 6 July 1969 · 150 pages

  Apollo 11 Lunar Landing Mission Press Kit, Part 2

  NASA Office of Public Affairs · original source

  • Descent stage, landing gear and footpads
  • S-IVB stage and instrument unit

• MSC-00171 · November 1969 · 359 pages

  Apollo 11 Mission Report

  Mission Evaluation Team, MSC · original source

  • Table 7-I – Definition of trajectory and orbital parameters (printed p. 7-8)
  • Table 7-II – Trajectory parameters (printed p. 7-9)

• NASA TN D-6853 · June 1972 · 19 pages

  Apollo Experience Report – The Application of a Computerized Visualization Capability to Lunar Missions

  Charles T. Hyle, Alfred N. Lunde · original source

  • Cover
  • Figure 3 – Views through the scanning telescope (printed p. 5)
  • Appendix – Lunar-mission view-program capabilities (printed p. 12)
  • Figure 4(a) – AOT, front detent (printed p. 5)
  • Figure 4(b)–(e) – AOT detents (printed p. 6)
  • Figure 4(f) – AOT, right front detent (printed p. 7)
  • Figure 6 – Earth views during translunar coast (printed pp. 8–9)
  • Figure 7 – Moon views during translunar coast (printed p. 9)
  • Figures 1 and 2 – Views at TLI burn and at entry (printed p. 4)
  • Figure 5 – Views during the descent phase (printed p. 7)
  • Figure 8 – View of Rima Prinz, a candidate site (printed p. 10)
  • Figure 9 – Preflight view of an abort at LOI plus 2 hours, Apollo 13 (printed p. 10)

• MSC Internal Note 69-FM-197 · 3 July 1969 · 321 pages

  Revision 1 to Views from the CM and LM During the Flight of Apollo 11 (Mission G)

  A. N. Lunde · original source

  • Table II – Mission REFSMMATs (printed p. 21)
  • Figure 9.3-8 – Scanning telescope, rev 30 (printed p. 272)
  • RTCC star catalogue for Besselian year 1970 (printed p. 291)
  • Table I – Sequence of major events (printed p. 20)
  • Figure 10.0-1 – AOT attitude constraint geometry (printed p. 285)
  • Figure 10.0-2 – AOT views 2 hours after lunar landing (printed p. 286)
  • Figure 6.2.2-1 – PDI burn, descent frames (printed pp. 113–138)
  • Figure 6.2.0-1(b) – Powered descent profile (printed p. 103)

• MSC Internal Note 69-FM-107 · 22 April 1969 · 145 pages

  Views from the Spacecraft During Apollo 10 (Mission F)

  Mission Planning and Analysis Division, MSC · original source

  • Table I – Star identification catalogue (1,078 stars)