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How to explore Apollo Landing Sites on the Moon 3D Explorer

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Open the explorer and click each yellow marker to see where the six Apollo crews actually landed.

  1. Open https://freetoolonline.com/space-3d/apollo-landing-sites-moon-3d.html and wait for the Moon and six yellow markers to appear.
  2. Click any marker on the Moon - the facts panel fills with that mission's landing date and crew.
  3. Use the dropdown above the scene to jump straight to any of the other five missions.
  4. Drag to rotate the Moon and compare how far apart the six sites really are.
  5. Read the site names table below for a quick side-by-side of all six landings.

Apollo landing key figures

FigureValue
Crewed landing sites plotted6 (Apollo 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17)
First landingApollo 11, 1969-07-20
Last landingApollo 17, 1972-12-11
Compare all six crewed Apollo landings from Apollo 11 in 1969 to Apollo 17 in 1972.
Six crewed landings, Apollo 11 (1969) to Apollo 17 (1972) - compare in the table above.
Compare the six crewed Apollo landings side by side, from Apollo 11 in 1969 to Apollo 17 in 1972.
Compare the six crewed landings side by side, Apollo 11 first on 1969-07-20 to Apollo 17 last on 1972-12-11.

Next: the when guide or vs alternatives. Open the Apollo Landing Sites on the Moon 3D Explorer.

Compare two next steps and pick one - the when-to-use guide or the vs-alternatives comparison - after exploring the Apollo scene.
Once you have explored the scene, continue to the when guide or the alternatives comparison.

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