Most episodes of 13 Minutes to the Moon begin with the tell-tale staticky buzz-whine of Apollo’s radio background noise and the iconic high-pitched beep of a Quindar tone.  Like the Apollo 11 mission itself, the podcast is deliberate, well-planned, and…

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On this episode of Reel World: Rewind… In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, RWT staff members Josh Crabb and David Atwell talk about one of the only movies eligible for Rewind dramatizing an Apollo…

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Just before midnight yesterday morning, the spacecraft Juno entered its orbit of Jupiter after a 1,740 million mile journey that began almost five years ago.  The probe is designed to research the tempestuous atmosphere of the planet, and to learn…

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The Apollo program that took twelve men to the moon had a staff that numbered around 400,000 people. Mark Watney is stuck on Mars, alone.

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An artist's conception of Pluto, pre-New Horizons.

Pluto was discovered in 1930 by Clyde Tombaugh, and it was classified the 9th planet from the sun.  Until 1994, we didn’t even know exactly how big it was.  And the highest-resolution image we had of the planet was this, taken…

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