LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit

LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit
LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit
LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit
LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit
LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit
LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit
LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit
LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit
LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit
LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, The Astronauts Of Apollo 8 Became The First Humans To Orbit

LUNAR CHRISTMAS – On December 24, 1968, the astronauts of Apollo 8 became the first humans to orbit the Moon. They captured this sequence of amazing images along the way. (NASA)

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