File:-NASAs Giant Leaps Past and Future Saluting Apollo Heroes and Looking Forward to Artemis Missions.webm

Summary

Description	Fifty years ago, humans took their first steps on the Moon and the world watched as we made history.
Date	19 July 2019
Source	YouTube: NASA’s Giant Leaps, Past and Future: Saluting Apollo Heroes and Looking Forward to Artemis Missions – View/save archived versions on archive.org
Author	NASA

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