Engineering the Apollo 11 Lunar Module
Engineering the Apollo 11 Lunar Module
Thousands of engineers worked on the Apollo program. In this episode of ASME Tech Cast, we listen to some of those engineers and technologists as they recount the emotion, excitement, and triumph of building the Apollo 11 lunar module.
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