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DescriptionApollo11TV5.jpg	English: Apollo 11 moonwalk unconverted slow-scan television image, before conversion to NTSC. Photo taken at Honeysuckle Creek tracking station (Australia). Text from Apollo 11 TV images as seen at Honeysuckle Creek: A11TV05.jpg Armstrong depositing contingency sample [description possibly penned by Honeysuckle Admin officer Bernard Scrivener on the back of the prints held by John Saxon] GET: 109:29:18 [Ground Elapsed Time, determined with reference to the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal] Actually, Neil is retrieving the Hasselblad 70mm camera from the LEC before mounting it on the RCU bracket on the front of his suit. At this point, international viewers were seeing Goldstone's picture again. [timing notes by Colin MacKellar]
Date	21 July 1969 (UTC)
Source	Apollo 11 TV images as seen at Honeysuckle Creek (image link)
Author	NASA. Photo probably taken by Honeysuckle's video technician Ed von Renouard, using his Konica single lens reflex 35mm camera.

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