1967 - Geologist Sigurdur Thorarinsson leads astronauts Fred Haise, Harrison Schmitt, Joe Engle, Robert Gibson, Ronald Evans, Paul Weitz, Jack Lousma, Bill Anders, and Jack Swigert on an excursion to a crater in Iceland.
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1967 - Astronauts Fred Haise, Harrison Schmitt, Joe Engle, Robert Gibson, Ronald Evans, Paul Weitz, Jack Lousma, Bill Anders, and Jack Swigert conduct geological research in Iceland.
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1967 - Astronauts Fred Haise, Harrison Schmitt, Joe Engle, Robert Gibson, Ronald Evans, Paul Weitz, Jack Lousma, Bill Anders, and Jack Swigert study geysers in Iceland.
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1967 - Panorama of the Icelandic Geological Society research station, used by locals and visiting NASA astronauts.
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1969 - People use microphones and typewriters in a NASA press center to cover the Apollo 11 flight.
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1967 - Reporters stand outside their tents at an Icelandic campsite during a NASA geological field exercise.
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1969 - Chinese, Portuguese, African and Russian reporters cover the Apollo 11 mission from private consoles at a NASA press center.
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1969 - Reporters in a NASA press room type and look at model astronaut and lunar module.
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1969 - Interiors of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility show the transfer lock, bathroom sink and an oxygen mask for the astronauts.
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1969 - Interiors of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility show the main power panel.
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1969 - Interiors of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility show the communications panel, microphone, and kitchen.
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1969 - Interiors of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility show the beds and transfer lock.
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1969 - Interiors of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility show the seats.
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1969 - A generator is hooked up to a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility.
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1969 - A man opens the transfer lock of a NASA Mobile Quarantine Facility.
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1970 - A console at NASA's Mission Control Center includes a countdown clock, switches and knobs for communication.
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1970 - A volume monitor, rotary phone dial, and other controls are highlighted at a console in NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Messages are delivered and received via pneumatic tubes at NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - An engineer uses a "select number" device at a console in NASA's Mission Control Center, and buttons light up for instant communication with other staff.
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1970 - Buttons light up in the flight director's console at NASA's Mission Control Center, offering instant communication to anyone in the crew.
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1970 - workstations of the flight director and assistant flight director in NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - A summary message board lights up in NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Communications display boards light up in NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Lights flash on the console of an astronaut coordinator in NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Buttons light up at the computer phase consoles at NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Buttons light up a communications console at NASA's Mission Control Center, indicating who needs to be contacted.
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1970 - workstations of Booster Systems Engineers at NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Computer screens display a summary of bioenvironmental stats for an astronaut and a nearby stop clock counts down at NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Flashing lights on a console indicate calls for the flight director and recovery room in NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Flashing lights and computer screens at the console of a television coordinator at NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Pan past workstations in NASA's Mission Control Center from the Instrumentation and Communications Officer to the flight director.
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1970 - The workstation of an Instrumentation and Communications Officer at NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Flashing buttons and instrumentation at a console in NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - A cardioscope is used in NASA's Mission Control Center to monitor an astronaut's heart rate.
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1970 - An aerospace doctor receives and sends messages from NASA's Mission Operation Control Room.
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1970 - Lights flash on load number indicator and site select consoles in NASA's Mission Operation Control Room.
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1970 - A row of computers at NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - A switch console lights up in coordination with a tracking map in NASA's Mission Operation Control Room.
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1970 - Men work at telemetry output data consoles in NASA's Mission Operation Control Room.
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1970 - Aerial view of computers in NASA's Mission Operation Control Room.
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1970 - The busy consoles of the Mission Director and Director of Flight Operations at NASA's mission control.
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1970 - Buttons and screens in the console of the Mission Director at NASA's mission control.
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1970 - Lights flash on the panels of the Public Affairs Officer's console at NASA's mission control.
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1970 - Lights flash on the panels of the console belonging to the Director of Flight Operations at NASA's mission control.
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1970 - Maps are projected to track NASA's coordination with US Navy planes and the USS Princeton in the ocean recovery of a spacecraft.
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1970 - Projectors and computers are used in the recovery room at NASA's Mission Control.
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1970 - A man switches out the tape in a voice recording machine at NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1970 - Close-ups of voice recording equipment at NASA's Mission Control Center includes whirling tapes and a gauge needle.