This television camera is the one Apollo astronauts will take with them when they land on the moon, held by Stanley Lebar, program manager for Westinghouse Electric Corporation in April 1969.

Astronaut Alan L. Bean walks with a Hasselblad camera attached to his suit while holding a container filled with lunar soil collected during extravehicular activity on the Apollo 12 mission in 1969.

Westinghouse beat out two television industry giants─GE and RCA─in supplying the special camera used for the first moonwalk, and in what was considered a real coup, also kayoed RCA─the number one ...

“One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” Those simple words uttered by U.S. Navy pilot and astronaut Commander Neil Armstrong as he stepped onto the surface of the moon 50 … ...

Apollo astronaut Col. Frank Borman, who commanded the first mission to orbit the moon, has died in Billings, Montana, NASA announced. He was 95. “Today we remember one of NASA’s best ...