Apollo 8

[dougkeenan]

Will you celebrate the 40th anniversary? If so, how?

 

[MajorTom]

By watching the Apollo 8 episode from FTETTM, of course!


Edit:

Even better. I hadn't planned on posting to this thread again but I had to: Today at the Boeing Museum of Flight at 2PM, Bill Anders gave a talk (plus a video and some slides) all about Apollo 8. My boy and I were in attendance. Great way to celebrate their 40th anniversary!

 

[NukeET]

Even better. I hadn't planned on posting to this thread again but I had to: Today at the Boeing Museum of Flight at 2PM, Bill Anders gave a talk (plus a video and some slides) all about Apollo 8. My boy and I were in attendance. Great way to celebrate their 40th anniversary!

Too bad I wasn't in Seattle today.

So right now, I'm watching the 1968 episode from FTETTM.

Anyone else old enough to remember seeing this live on TV?

Edit:

Earthrise, courtesy of Orbiter: [ame="http://www.orbithangar.com/searchid.php?ID=3491"]Apollo 8 Scenario Pack for AMSO v.1.0[/ame]

 

[Saturn V]

Anyone else old enough to remember seeing this live on TV?

Absolutely. By the way, have you seen my dentures laying around here anywhere?

 

[NukeET]

Absolutely. By the way, have you seen my dentures laying around here anywhere?

Yeah, you left them next to your toupee. :rofl:

 

[dougkeenan]

If I could find my cane I'd scare you kids off!

 

[Moonwalker]

Will you celebrate the 40th anniversary? If so, how?

Yes, by working on my NASSP command module instrument panel graphics

Also, my wallpapers celebrate the whole Apollo era almost all the time...

And this is another good way for celebrating the Saturn V on the whole:

 

[Missioncmdr]

Good time to share one of my older Orbiter screenshots:

 

[Unstung]

I came here to post this topic, you beat me to it by days apparently. Although, the launch was the 21st.

By watching the Apollo 8 episode from FTETTM, of course!

I never heard it being called "FTETTM," quite a long title anyways.