بعد 50 عام.. مركز تحكم مهمة أبولو يستعيد ذكريات أول هبوط للبشر على القمر

بعد مرور 50 عاما على هبوط أول انسان علي القمر ، عادت وحدة تحكم مهمة أبولو إلي مجدها السابق حيث

بعد 50 عام.. مركز تحكم مهمة أبولو يستعيد ذكريات أول هبوط للبشر على القمر

بعد مرور 50 عاما على هبوط أول انسان علي القمر ، عادت وحدة تحكم مهمة أبولو إلي مجدها السابق حيث تقوم باستعادة الشكل الذي كانت علي المنشأة التابعة لوكالة ناسا  وذلك لإحياء شكل ومظهر يوليو 1969

ووفقا لما ذكرته صحيفة “ديلى ميل” البريطانية، سيكون الافتتاح الكبير للمنشأة متاح للجمهور بعد غدا الاثنين، وذلك قبل ثلاثة أسابيع فقط من الذكرى الخمسين لأول خطوات للإنسانية على القمر، حيث تتوج سنوات من العمل.

وتمت إعادة تصميم الوحدة بدقة شديدة حتى نوعية السجاد نفسه وورق الجدران باللون الرمادي والأخضر وألواح السقف البيضاء والمقاعد المبطنة بالورود ومنفضة سجائر العنبر الزجاجية وفناجين القهوة القديمة.

وقال جيم ثورنتون، مدير مشروع الترميم بوكالة ناسا، إن الهدف كان استحضار الشكل والمظهر لشهر يوليو من عام 1969، حيث إن المكان يعد معلم تاريخي وطني.

كما تم تثبيت الشاشات المسطحة لإضفاء الحيوية على لوحات المفاتيح من خلال الصور، حيث ستظهر الشاشات الكبيرة في المقدمة لقطات رئيسية من مهمة أبولو11.

Gene Kranz, aerospace engineer, fighter pilot, an Apollo-era flight director and later director of NASA flight operations, sits at the console where he worked during the Gemini and Apollo missions at the NASA Johnson Space Center Monday, June 17, 2019, in HoustonMission Control began juggling its shift schedules to swing its key flight director teams into action for the lunar landing 50 years ago. Eugene F. Kranz, sitting in front of his control board

Lunar Mission Apollo 11 Commander Neil Armstrong's gloves seen inside the Conservation Laboratory of the Air and Space Museum in Chantilly, near Washington. Next month, on July 20, 2019, will mark 50 years since Commander Neil Armstrong's first step on the moon and the famous phrase 'That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.'

Lunar Module Pilot Buzz Aldrin's 'Snoopy cap' seen inside the Conservation Laboratory of the Air and Space Museum, next month will mark 50 years on from the Lunar Mission Apollo 11 moon-landing

A bag of food for Apollo astronauts, pork with potato scallops, is seen inside the Conservation Laboratory

The spacesuit of Lunar Mission Apollo 11 Command Module Pilot Michael Collins, who stayed in orbit around the moon while Armstrong and Aldrin left the lunar module. The piece is on display as part of commemorations of half a century-on from the moon-landing

The console for Booster Systems Engineer, the first position on the first row known as 'The Trench,' has an overview of the Display and Projection screens as workers continue restoring the Apollo mission control room

This July 20, 1969 photo made available by NASA shows the Mission Operations Control Room (MOCR) in the Mission Control Center (MCC), Building 30, during the Apollo 11 lunar extravehicular activity (EVA)

A wall screen shows a lunar map and the simulated position of the Command Module, in red, as it would orbit the moon inside the mission control room

A rotary dial and other controls are shown on the console for the Instrumentation and Communications Officer, the 11th position on the third row

A screen displays simulated telemetry data on the the console for the Booster Systems Engineer, the first position on the first row known as 'The Trench'

In this July 24, 1969 photo made available by NASA, flight controllers at the Mission Operations Control Room in the Mission Control Center at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, celebrate the successful conclusion of the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission

Astronaut Edwin 'Buzz' Aldrin unpacking experiments from the Lunar Module on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. Photographed by Neil Armstrong, 20 July 1969

Buttons are lit on a console for the Booster Systems Engineer, the first position on the first row known as 'The Trench'

Work continues inside the mission control room being restored to replicate the Apollo mission era for the 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon landing at the NASA Johnson Space Center Monday, June 17, 2019, in Houston

Historic Preservation Officer Sandra Tetley, left, talks with Delaney Harris-Finch, center, with Stern and Bucek Architects and Sonya Yungeberg, right, president of Ayuda Companies, as they discuss details inside the mission control room being restored

Blue prints and design detail drawings on a table in the Vistors Viewing Room behind the mission control room that is being restored to replicate the Apollo mission era to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon landing at the NASA Johnson Space Center

 

 

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