Apollo astronauts speak!

Join NASA's Apollo conversation on July 20 with legendary Apollo astronauts, streamed live on NASA TV. Don't miss the Apollo anniversary celebration!

Written byPhil Plait

2009-07-18T17:36:44 | 1 min read

On Monday, July 20th at 9:30 a.m. Eastern time (13:30 GMT), NASA will host a conversation about Apollo with six men who know a bit about it: - James Lovell, Apollo 8 and Apollo 13 - Buzz Aldrin, Apollo 11 - David Scott, Apollo 15 - Charles Duke, Apollo 16 - Thomas Stafford, Apollo 10 and Apollo-Soyuz Test Project - Eugene Cernan, Apollo 10 and Apollo 17 It will be streamed live on NASA TV, so you can watch online. NASA has a slew of things planned to celebrate this anniversary; see here for a list.

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