The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration to lay out in open access record mission “Apollo 11”, during which American astronauts landed on the moon. You can listen to the recording at NASA.
As explained in the Aerospace Agency, to publish audio recordings, NASA experts had with the University of Texas at Dallas digitize 170 tapes, each of which contained 30 tracks, recorded during a mission to the moon. Digitized materials contain more 19 thousands of hours of chronicle. On most of the published recordings heard talks of mission “Apollo 11” Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins, as well as long periods of silence, as more time spent on the moon astronauts worked in silence. Since astronauts muted conversations and not always easy to understand, record subtitled.
Recall, that during the mission “Apollo 11” Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin planted the lunar module on the moon's surface in the Sea of Tranquility region and is on the ground surface of the moon during the 21 o'clock 36 minutes, of them 2 o'clock 31 Minute astronauts conducted outside the lunar module. During the mission, astronauts installed on the site of planting the US flag, photographed landscapes of the moon on a stereoscopic camera and collected samples of lunar soil.
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