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Prepared by the
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Published by the National Space Science Data Center

February 1970
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 CONTENTS

Apollo ii Hasselblad Photography (70mm) ................................ 1

Magazlne N (Frames 5291 thru 5432) ................................ i

Magazine 0 (Frames 5556 thru 5689) ................................ 13
Magazine P (Frames 5971 thru 6159) ................................. 19
Magazlne Q (Frames 5737 thru 5843) ................................ 35
Magazlne R (Frames 5433 thru 5555) ................................ 45
Magazlne S (Frames 5844 thru 5970) ................................ 57
Magazlne T (Frames 6349 thru 6539) ................................ 69
Magazine U (Frames 6160 thru 6348) ................................ 85
Magazlne V (Frames 6540 thru 6696) ................................ 99

Apollo II Sequence Photography (16mm) .................................. 113

Magazlne A (Frames 1 thru 3386) ................................... 115

Magazlne B (Frames 1 thru 1922) ................................... I16
Magazlne C (Frames 1 thru 5612) ................................... 117
Magazlne D (Frames 1 thru 5554) ................................... 118
Magazlne E (Frames 1 thru 5592) ................................... 119
Magazine F (Frames 1 thru 4977) ................................... 120
Magazlne G (Frames 1 thru 1498) ................................... 12!
Magazine H (Frames 1 thru 4445) ................................... 122
Magazine I (Frames 1 thru 5865) ................................... 123
Magazlne J (Frames 1 thru 5612) ................................... 124
Magazlne K (Frames 1 thru 5610) ................................... 125
Magazlne L (Frames 1 thru 2845) ................................... 126
Magazlne M (Frames 1 thru 5541) ................................... 127

Apollo Ii Lunar Closeup Stereoscopic Photography (3Smm) ................ 129

Magazine W (Frames 6697 thru 6713) ................................ 129

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MAGAZINE N
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Magazine N consists of 141 frames of color 70mm film. The major number

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earth, capsule interiors and operational photographs.

The last twenty-eight frames of the magazine were of the lunar surface

containing photographs of: craters IX, 204, 205, 207, 211, 216, 217,

220, 275, 282, 292 and targets of opportunity 30, 34, 46 and 50.
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Magazine "P' is 7Omm black and white photography of the lunar surface

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altitude. The first 132 frames are sequential high obliques with

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at 15 ° east. An 80mm lens was used. The following targets of opportunity

were at least partially imaged: TO #34, #67, #80, #84, and #115. Landing

Site 2 is also covered by this magazine.

The next 24 frames are a 250mm west looking oblique sequence, commencing

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targets of opportunity #80 and #132 are partially imaged.

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Magazine "S" is a color magazine taken with a 6Omm lens aboard the

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(Frames ASll-6349 thru Frames 6539)

Magazine T is 70mm black and white photography of the lunar surface

taken from the Command Module at approximately 60 nautical miles orbital

altitude. The first 14 frames are oblique with a directional view

mostly to the north. The area of coverage begins near 108 ° east

longitude at approximately 5° north latitude and continues to lO0 ° east

longitude. A 25Omm lens was used. Targets of opportunity numbers 53

and 55 were at least partially imaged.

The next 120 frames are 25Omm mostly northeast looking oblique sequences,

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Magazine U was taken from the CSMwhile on a near circular lunar

equatorial orbit. Both the SOan_ 250mmlens were used. Magazine U

comtains oblique and near vertical black and white views of both the

lunar nearside and farside. There are several photographs of the

solar corona.

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TO #'s 11, 16a, 33, %3, %6, 66 and 67.

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(From frames ASli-44-6540 to 6696)

This magazine contains Hasselblad 70mm color pictures (80 and 250mm

focal length) of lunar topography before separation of [M and the Command

Module, during separation (GET 100:15), during docking, just after TEI

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to splash-down. Several sequences of lunar topography were taken between

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 APOLLO Ii LUNAR CLOSEUP STEREOSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHY (3Smm)

MAGAZINE W
(Frames ASII-45-6697 thru 6713)

Magazine W consists of 17 stereoscopic frames of color 3Smm film. Each

photograph taken by Astronaut Armstrong shows a closeup view of the lunar

surface covering an area approximately 72mm x 82.8mm. These photographs

appear in "Apollo 11 Preliminary Science Report," NASA SP-214.

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