MOON LANDINGS | Looking back to the Apollo lunar missions
CHANNEL | BBC1
FIRST BROADCAST | 7 July 1969
DURATION | 5 minutes 51 seconds
FIRSTBROADCAST
1969
BBC Reporter Reginald Turnill (pictured above) reports from Houston, Texas on preparations for the Apollo 11 moon mission. There, he speaks to NASA astronaut Don Lind, who talks him through the equipment the astronauts will be using to collect and store rock and soil samples from the moon.
Reg Turnill was the BBC's aerospace correspondent for nearly 50 years. His book, 'The Moon Landings: An Eyewitness Account', was published in 2003, with a forward by Buzz Aldrin.
An astronomer states the case for putting telescopes on the moon.
Reg Turnill explores NASA's quarantine facilities.
What will the Apollo astronauts actually be doing on the moon?