Hasselblad 70mm Camera, Apollo 11 was a Swedish-made electric still camera used in the Apollo 11 command module in 1969 and adopted as standard equipment on American space missions after Project Mercury. It featured a motor-driven mechanism and interchangeable film magazines. The archival image documents the spacecraft camera transferred by NASA to a museum in 1970.
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Hasselblad 70mm Camera, Apollo 11 was a Swedish-made electric still camera used in the Apollo 11 command module in 1969 and adopted as standard equipment on American space missions after Project Mercury. It featured a motor-driven mechanism and interchangeable film magazines. The archival image documents the spacecraft camera transferred by NASA to a museum in 1970.
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