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Post by williamM on Oct 10, 2005 14:25:55 GMT
is it certain that the copies for this were destroyed? otherwise it seems the most likely of those 3 to be stolen.
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Post by John Stewart Miller on Oct 11, 2005 21:13:25 GMT
You mean, say a T-R film print of Apollo 11? This was on my mind as well. The BBC do have an off monitor (home movie) excerpt of BBC news bulletin of it; plus I believe the NFA found excerpts of the transmission (mainly sound but assorted snippets).
As I said earlier I've not seen any ITN studio stuff - but the earlier list has those Peter Sissons links quoted as existing.
The only actual live transmission recordings I think I've seen are Apollo 8 (?) (mission to circle the moon) BBC, Patrick Moore guest; Apollo 13 (James Birke BBC again, VT); and a later one (Apollo 14 or 15 1971 - 72?) splashdown and Birke link (BBC; telercorded film print).
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Post by Laurence Piper on Oct 12, 2005 18:44:41 GMT
The ones i've seen are Apollo 10 (think it was this mission; b/w t/r with Cliff Michelmore presenting) and Apollo 12 (colour tape with James Burke and Patrick Moore).
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Post by Gary on Oct 13, 2005 10:29:13 GMT
i've also seen the Apollo 10 clip.it had the title on screen and then an introduction by Michelmore.it was used in a space doc some years back.I remember thinking it was odd that the one before the moon landing had been kept but not the moon landing itself.strange archive.
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