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From the Moon to the world

Sharing the role that Goonhilly satellite station had during the TV coverage of the Apollo 11 mission in 1969.

Release date:

25 July 2019

Duration:

9 minutes

This clip is from

Julie Skentelbery and James Churchfield—19/07/2019

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