More than 55 years ago, a crew of three men orbited the moon for the first time ever, cocooned inside a 13-foot by 11-foot capsule. Inside this marvel of breakthrough technology, there wasn't much space. But outside, the infinity of the galaxy boggled the minds and dazzled the eyes of the crew. Bill Anders, the lunar module pilot of Apollo 8, was assigned to photograph the lunar surface to evaluate potential landing sites. On its 4th orbit, the spacecraft was oriented in a different d
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