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Added on: 09/02/2010
Latest update: 06/11/2022
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Space Disc: vol.2 Apollo [---]

Country	USA
Released	???
Publisher	Video Vision Associates
Price	320 USD

Color	Color and B&W
Length	58 min.
Sides	2
Chapters	21
Size	12"

Picture	Video
Ratio	1.33:1
Plastic	Transparent
Cover	Standard
Rot status	None reported

Manufactured by

Pioneer USA

Analog Tracks

No data available

Language	Subtitles
Unknown	Unknown

Mint Marks sample

07-956A2-4
07-956B1-9

Additional Information by greenlaser

06/11/2022

"Approximately 10,000 NASA photos of the Apollo 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, and 17 missions featuring astronaut training, spacecraft preparation, launch, mission, and recovery. Coverage of the 'on-board' mission photography includes almost everything shot by the astronauts during each mission; also movie highlights of each mission."

Developer: Drew University Center for Aerospace Education in cooperation with NASA

-- From 'The Videodisc Book: A Guide and Directory', Rod Daynes and Beverly Butler, John Wiley & Sons, 1984

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