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Revisiting Apollo 11
5 Untold Stories
5 stories from the Apollo 11 mission that have been overshadowed by the gargantuan accomplishment of landing on the moon are finally being told with the help of SYFY Wire's contributor, Phil Plait, and host Karama Horne
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3.6 stars from 20 ratings
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“Just as the title says. I watched the landing on the CNN movie Apollo 11 and felt nervous, but had I known the circumstances behind the improvised landing, I would have been even more nervous- this all for an event that happened 50 years ago!
Anyways: 13 minutes- this was perfect to listen to...”Read full review »
Aggiejamz via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/27/19
How did they get this wrong?!
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“Interesting”
Moglem via Apple Podcasts ·
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07/23/19
It’s really really really good
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“Easily my favorite podcast of the summer”
IAMGROOT10386296 via Apple Podcasts ·
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07/22/19
Recent Episodes
Published 07/19/19
For our fifth episode, host Karama Horne introduces a speech read by guest Dany Roth that President Richard Nixon would have read in the event of a moon disaster and the astronauts did not make it back to earth. Thankfully, Nixon never had to read it, but the remarkable words still hauntingly...
Published 07/19/19
In our fourth episode, host Karama Horne and astronomer Phil Plait explore an often overlooked part of the Apollo 11 mission: Quarantine. The three astronauts were kept in quarantine for three weeks, once more suspended in isolation, only this time on Earth.
Published 07/18/19
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