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Neil prepares to deploy S-band antenna, apparently ensuring that he has a rough alignment. If Neil had actually done the alignment during the EVA, the earth would have been about 60 degrees above the western horizon. That is roughly the direction, relative to the orientation of the simulator, Neil is looking. Evidently, someone identified a feature on the ceiling at about the right relative azimuth and elevation to give Neil a sense of the direction, relative to the spacecraft, and how high up he'd have to look to find Earth. 15 or 18 April 1969. Scans courtesy Mike Gentry, Jody Russell, and Kathy Strawn, NASA Johnson.
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Neil prepares to deploy S-band antenna, apparently ensuring that he has a rough alignment. If Neil had actually done the alignment during the EVA, the earth would have been about 60 degrees above the western horizon. That is roughly the direction, relative to the orientation of the simulator, Neil is looking. Evidently, someone identified a feature on the ceiling at about the right relative azimuth and elevation to give Neil a sense of the direction, relative to the spacecraft, and how high up he'd have to look to find Earth. 15 or 18 April 1969. Scans courtesy Mike Gentry, Jody Russell, and Kathy Strawn, NASA Johnson.
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