Between 1969 and 1972, only twelve humans set foot on the lunar surface β twelve explorers who carried the hopes, dreams, and courage of an entire planet.
Apollo Moonwalkers:
Neil Armstrong
Buzz Aldrin
Pete Conrad
Alan Bean
Alan Shepard
Edgar Mitchell
David Scott
James Irwin
John W. Young
Charles Duke
Eugene Cernan
Harrison Schmitt
From Armstrongβs first step to Cernanβs last footprint, their missions defined an era of exploration, innovation, and unity β a reminder of what humanity can achieve when we reach beyond our world.
Follow The Cosmic Frontier for more powerful moments from humanityβs journey to the Moon.