Erik Karlsson Swedish professional ice hockey defenceman San Jose Dots T-Shirt

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The best quality copy that remains is film taken of a slow scan monitor at an Australian receiving station (I’d also like to plug The Dish starring Sam Neill) That’s crazy to me that they recorded over that… I mean the Erik Karlsson Swedish professional ice hockey defenceman San Jose Dots T-Shirt but in fact I love this first human setting foot on another world seems like it’s worth preserving in the highest quality possible… While the camera captured the iconic moment of Armstrong’s first steps but it wasn’t the only one documenting the moonwalk. Astronaut Buzz Aldrin also carried a Hasselblad still camera and took many of the now famous photographs of the lunar surface and Armstrong himself. And to save weight, the film back of the hasselblads were taken back but the camera body and lenses were left on the moon.

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There was a TIL maybe 8 years ago, that’s where I saw it first. At that time there was a link on the Erik Karlsson Swedish professional ice hockey defenceman San Jose Dots T-Shirt but in fact I love this Hasselblad website. I’ve since mentioned this a few times, but last time I looked I couldn’t find anything on their site anymore. Tried looking into this myself, and I found a reddit post containing the same info from a year ago. Turns out, also your comment lol There isnt a huge amount of pic with Neil in. Most you see of Neil are stills from video if i recall correctly. Neil had the camera for the vast majority of the time, but Buzz was tasked to take some certain engineering/science photos, so had the camera for a short time. There also exist a few more partial pics of Neil from Buzz’s shots using the Hasselblad, but there are also many many shots from the automated time lapse 16mm DAC camera onboard the lander, looking out through the window. Armstrong had it for the majority of the time, resulting in the now famous photographs of the lunar surface and Buzz Aldrin. Buzz only had it for a few minutes to photograph a footstep depression, the landing gear/engine bell of the lander, and a panorama, then gave the camera back to Armstrong. Watched the lunar landing live as a child and always wondered how they got a camera there first, so to speak. It was a documentary for the 50th anniversary that told me how. Still an amazing moment in human history to have seen. The Super Bowl was pre-taped six months ago in the same Nevada hangar where they faked the moon landing. -Dale Gribble

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.