Earlier this week, NASA uploaded an incredible treasure trove of images to a new gallery on Flickr: unprocessed photographs from all of the manned Apollo missions. They represent an incredible look into what the astronauts saw on their missions to the moon.
NASA’s astronauts are known for taking some of the world’s best pictures, but this gallery is a chance to see the raw results: untouched and unprocessed pictures of space. They’re high-resolution images that are perfect for reprocessing.
You can check out the entire gallery here, but we’ve pulled out some of our favorites from the over 8,400 images:
Apollo 7
S-IVB stage during rendezvous maneuvers.
Rendezvous with the S-IVB stage.
Looking down into the clouds.
Apollo 8
Earthrise.
Lunar Surface.
Looking back on the way home.
Apollo 9
Lunar Lander rendezvous and extraction.
Russell Schweickart’s EVA.
Apollo 10
The lunar surface.
Command Module Charlie Brown.
Apollo 11
Buzz Aldrin on the ride out.
Neil Armstrong, shortly after landing.
Buzz Aldrin carrying sensors.
LEM returning home.
Apollo 12
Astronaut on the lunar surface.
Lunar surface
Research
Astronaut Alan Bean.
Earth on the ride out.
Lunar Module landing
Apollo 13
Damaged parts.
Lunar Lander, unused.
Apollo 14
Lunar EVA
Commander Alan Shepherd Jr.
Lunar experiments
LEM
Apollo 15
Experiments
Lunar mountains
Astronaut and Lunar Rover
Astronaut, LEM and Lunar Rover
Apollo 16
Astronaut Thomas Mattingly
Commander John Young
Mattingly
Young
Apollo 17
Commander Gene Cernan
Commander Eugene Cernan during Lunar EVA
Pilot Ron Evans retrieving film canisters.
Command Module
Cernan, post EVA.
Photo Credits: NASA