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Como explorar os Locais de Alunissagem da Apollo na Lua em 3D

Abra o explorador e clique em cada marcador amarelo para ver onde as seis tripulações da Apollo realmente alunissaram.

  1. Abra https://freetoolonline.com/space-3d/apollo-landing-sites-moon-3d.html e aguarde a Lua e os seis marcadores amarelos aparecerem.
  2. Clique em qualquer marcador na Lua - o painel de dados mostra a data de alunissagem e a tripulação daquela missão.
  3. Use o menu suspenso acima da cena para ir direto a qualquer uma das outras cinco missões.
  4. Arraste para girar a Lua e compare a distância real entre os seis locais.
  5. Leia a tabela de nomes dos locais abaixo para uma comparação rápida das seis alunissagens.

Números-chave das alunissagens da Apollo

DadoValor
Locais de alunissagem tripulados marcados6 (Apollo 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17)
Primeira alunissagemApollo 11, 20/07/1969
Última alunissagemApollo 17, 11/12/1972

A seguir: o guia de quando usar ou comparação com alternativas. Abra o Explorador 3D dos Locais de Alunissagem da Apollo na Lua.

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