It has been 50 years since the last time humans stepped on the moon. To commemorate this moment, sales author Andy Saunders has re-created and released a series of newly restored images.
image shows Apollo 17 astronaut Gene Cernan, Harrison Schmidt, taking this photo in the reflection of his sun visor
35,000 photos and every frame of the 10-hour video lens
Andy is a space fan who has been full of fantasy about space since he was a child, and he is often disappointed when he sees old photos of the Apollo mission.
Because for half a century, every image we see in the media has been based on copy film and low-quality scans, which makes the images we see very low resolution of the image quality, which also led to the idea of fixing these photos.
When I grew up, Andy became not only a writer, but also a real estate developer. Now he has given up on real estate-related work, spending nearly 10,000 hours, browsing more than 35,000 photos of the Apollo mission, and every frame of the 10-hour "movie" shot taken by the astronauts with the small movie camera .
Schmidt and Cernan took off their space suits after their lunar adventure
400 repaired HD photos
So far, Andy and his team have re-fixed nearly 400 photos of and included in his book Apollo Remastered.
These photos capture the sights seen during the mission on December 7, 1972.
Through these photos you can find that the moon is not only gray, but also some areas are orange. And these orange matter are tiny volcanic glass spheres, formed 3.6 billion years ago when lava ejected from the inside of the moon.
These photos include the discovery of Cernan and Schmitt that the moon is not only gray, but also part of the area is orange
Andy said: "I want to look at the greatest efforts of mankind in 50 years from now on, with a whole new perspective, and in the photos taken yesterday, it will only bring this history to life."
1972 During the mission in December 201972, Schmidt, wearing work clothes, was photographed floating in the lunar module
