

Ep.06 Saving 1968
Jun 16, 2019
Guest
Poppy Northcutt
Guest
Michael Collins
Guest
Katherine Johnson
Guest
John Aaron
Guest
Jim Lovell
Guest
Jerry Bostick
Guest
Frank Borman
Guest
Chris Kraft
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Bill Anders
Explore the turbulent year of 1968 and how NASA took a monumental risk with Apollo 8, venturing further from Earth than ever before. Dive into the Apollo 8 mission, the astronauts' experience orbiting the moon, and witnessing the far side of the moon. Reflect on Earth's smallness and the iconic 'Earthrise' photo, as well as the impact of Apollo 8 on humanity's perspective of the universe.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Apollo 8: Journey to the Moon
02:53 • 30min
Contemplating Earth's Smallness and Capturing the Perfect Shot
32:30 • 2min
'Earthrise' and the Genesis Broadcast
34:03 • 6min
Revisiting the Impact of Apollo 8 on Humanity's Perspective
39:58 • 5min
Engaging with listeners and promoting other BBC World Service Podcast
44:38 • 2min