NASA has just posted some 8,400 photos on its Flickr account, photographs taken during its various lunar missions. Good news: the photos can be viewed at leisure and are automatically published in the public domain.
The general public will never have been able to study all of these stereotypes in the past. Before their online publication, each photo was restored to regain its original format and high definition. All the photos thus disseminated on the Flickr account have been reworked to offer a resolution of 1800 DPI.
Thanks to the work undertaken by NASA for several years, it is a new look which is offered on the programs among the most emblematic of the American space agency. Note that currently, the Apollo 7, 8, 9, 10 and 13 missions have not yet been processed.
