
Our mission is to tell the story of the engineers that guided humans to the moon and back. #hackthemoon
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Last chance to make your vote count! #HacktheMoon has been nominated for a Webby award in the Social: Education & Discovery category. Please take a minute to vote: bit.ly/2SwIdCT
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So pleased to announce that #HacktheMoon has been nominated for a Webby award馃弳in the Social: Education & Discovery category. We are 1 of 5 nominees, alongside NASA, Nat Geo & Harvard! #webbys #apollo11 @TheWebbyAwards
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This is it. Hack the Moon LIVE is coming to a close.馃槶 Tomorrow, 10/5 from 5 - 10 PM is your last chance to learn about the engineers behind the #Apollo missions & experience our Lunar Landing Flight Simulator.馃寱 Continue exploring at WeHacktheMoon.com. #HacktheMoon
Engineer Bill Widnall describes the unique difficulty of landing on the moon. It's a wonder we ever got there, let alone 50 years ago. #hackthemoon
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Bill Anders, an astronaut for Apollo 8, described the next-to-impossible feat of returning home from space. And you thought getting to the moon was the hard part? #hackthemoon bit.ly/33m9agk
People didn't trust computers to fly planes until #NeilArmstrong used one to get to the moon and back. Learn more about how the innovations developed during the #Apollo missions are part of your everyday life. #hackthemoon
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Journey to the moon with never-before-seen images and videos from the #Apollo missions. bit.ly/2HWUsEg
Instead of landing a giant rocket on the moon and blasting off again, a feat that would've taken massive amounts of energy, John Houbolt proposed a new, revolutionary way to reach the moon and return home. #hackthemoon
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It was like building the first ship to cross the Atlantic without ever touching the ocean. #hackthemoon bit.ly/2HWUsEg
One of the last people to step foot on the moon, astronaut-scientist Harrison Schmitt described his visit: "It is deeper than the Grand Canyon. They're brilliantly illuminated by the sun...It is truly a magnificent place to be..." bit.ly/33f625H
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Strange orange soil found during @NASA's Apollo 17 mission helped us learn about former volcanoes on the moon. #hackthemoon bit.ly/33f2tfR
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