Follow Apollo 11 from launch through trans-lunar injection, lunar orbit and landing, recreated in 3D on its historical trajectory. Afterwards you can stand on the Moon where they touched down. Free, in your browser.
๐ Replay Apollo Free ยท Historically accurate ยท No account
Watch the spacecraft lift off, coast through trans-lunar injection, swing into lunar orbit and begin its descent. Each phase follows real trajectory data against the true positions of the Earth and Moon. Speed it up, slow it down, or pause on any moment that interests you.


Apollo isn't the only option. Bolt the camera to a real, active spacecraft instead: the ISS, Hubble, JWST or the Parker Solar Probe, looking back at Earth and the Sun with the velocity readout in real km/s.

Yes: launch, trans-lunar injection, lunar orbit and descent, all from accurate trajectory data.
They're built from historical data and rendered against the real Earth and Moon positions.
Yes. The surface view drops you onto the Moon with the real sky and Earth overhead.
Yes. In your browser, no account, no download.