the Apollo 11 command module, Columbia. Now, you can explore the module without leaving your couch with the help of a newly-released 3D model that offers unprecedented access to one of history’s ...

The only part of the Apollo 11 spacecraft to make it back to earth was the command module "Columbia," where ... piece together to form the 3D model. Scanning the spacecraft revealed secrets ...

Today marks the the 47th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar landing ... Autodesk have created a 3D scan of the inside of the Columbia spacecraft — the command module that Neil Armstrong ...

To commemorate the 47th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, the Smithsonian Institute has created a high-resolution 3-D scan of the “Columbia”, the command module, which carried ...

Watch a video about the Smithsonian’s release of a high-resolution 3D model of the Apollo 11 command module at collectSPACE.

There wasn’t much glamour in an Apollo command module. The ship was little more ... Now that’s being remedied, thanks to a 3D experience you can try here, created by the Smithsonian and ...

To celebrate, the Smithsonian has published a high-res 3D scan of the Apollo mission’s command module Columbia, so space enthusiasts everywhere can join in on the festivities. “The impetus for ...

It holds the astronauts, their clothing, sleeping bags, food and — along with a companion service ... of Apollo 11. (Right) Lowry holds a model of a prototype command module.

Experience the historic journey to the moon with this video detailing the Apollo 11 mission, which marked the first ...

Schweickart — were later named as the prime crew for the Apollo 9 space mission. Engineers created a model of the probe ... Apollo Spacecraft 104 Command/Service Module from its work stand ...

After orbiting the moon, Columbia made a nationwide tour that ended in 1971 when the command module came ... Traveling Exhibition Service will tour "Destination Moon: The Apollo 11 Mission ...

leaving the command module unhampered for its return to Earth. All the service modules were left to burn up in the atmosphere. Sources: NASA CSM Fact Sheet; Apollo 11 at the NSSDC. More deals ...