Apollo 8 Magazine 14-B
Apollo 8 Magazine 14-B
An additional exploration and investigation of a partially indexed photographic Hasselblad magazine on color film
Research: Danny Caes
Online sources of Apollo 8's Magazine 14-B:
Apollo Image Atlas (Lunar and Planetary Institute) (Low-Resolution scans)
Apollo 8 Flight Journal (David Woods and Frank O'Brien) (Medium- and High-Resolution scans)
The full content of this page (the list of photographs in Magazine 14-B, and additional info) should be online within a couple of days or weeks.
- DannyCaes DannyCaes May 26, 2010
Preliminary list:
Frames 2383 to 2396 show images of the gibbous earth near the curved lunar horizon, as seen through one of the small windows of Apollo 8's Command Module.
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- A mirror image of frame 2399 was printed on page 277 of Herbert J. Pichler's book Die Mondlandung; der menschheit grosstes abenteuer. The reproduction (the print) of this photograph looks remarkably bluish colored. This phenomenon (the chromatic out-of-balance appearance) is noticeable in almost all color-prints of orbital lunar photographs made during the missions of Apollo 8 and Apollo 10.
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- This photograph (frame 2400), and its preceding one (frame 2399), are two of the most reproduced orbital images of the moon's far side. Almost every pre-Apollo 11 book (read: books of pre-1969 spaceflight ending with mankind's first manned circumlunar mission of Apollo 8 in 1968) has these two photographs in it, abnormally greenish or bluish colored.
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2403 Shows a close up of crater Korolev L and its shadowed interior, see also frame AS8-17-2664
2404 Shows the northwestern part of crater Korolev L, see also frame AS8-17-2664
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2409 Shows a close up of the cluster near the upper margin of frame AS8-17-2668
2410 Both frames 2410 and 2411 show close ups of the oblong (and somewhat parallel) hillocks near the lower margin of frame AS8-17-2669
2411 (see description at frame 2410)
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2413 Shows a close up of the oblong depression which is also visible in the centre of frame AS8-17-2671
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2415 Shows a close up of the possible catena near Crookes X, see also frame AS8-17-2673
2416 "Pear"-shaped crater southeast of Icarus J, see also frame AS8-17-2676
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2418 "Pear"-shaped crater southeast of Icarus J, see also frame AS8-17-2676
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2420 Amici T
2421 Amici T
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2431 Planté in Keeler (see also: page 119 in Herbert J. Pichler's book Die Mondlandung; der menschheit grosstes abenteuer).
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2447 Tsiolkowskiy
- A mirror image of frame 2447 was printed on page 276 of Herbert J. Pichler's book Die Mondlandung; der menschheit grosstes abenteuer. The reproduction (the print) of this photograph looks remarkably green-bluish colored. This phenomenon (the chromatic out-of-balance appearance) is noticeable in almost all color-prints of orbital lunar photographs made during the missions of Apollo 8 and Apollo 10.
2448 Tsiolkowskiy
2449 Tsiolkowskiy (central peak)
2450 Tsiolkowskiy (central peak)
2451 Tsiolkowskiy (central peak)
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Frames 2455 to 2462 show images of a small part of the moon's horizon, appearing near the lower right corner.
Frames 2463 to 2506 show images of the moon's orb, as seen through blue and red filters, and also without filters.
Frames 2507 to 2534 show images of the distant "half earth".
See also:
Apollo 8 Orbital Lunar Photography
- DannyCaes DannyCaes Jun 12, 2010
