In the Shadow of the Moon

In the Shadow of the Moon: A Challenging Journey to Tranquility, 1965-1969 (Outward Odyssey: A People's History of S)
This DVD is worth every penny as it shows the Shuttle Generation what the Mercury /Gemini/Apollo astronauts did to plant the flag on the moon , how we went and why we went. I rate this as a valuable part of any Homeschoolers DVD library

very imformative and excting to see this film. The beauty of the earth and the moon is awe inspiring. The history is also very interesting.

I am an avid collector of NASA dvds and information. I love this dvd because it explores a whole new angle. The only people who are interviewed are the Apollo astronauts. They all talk in detail about how they felt as the flew their missions. There are tons of crystal clear images of the missions .. many of which I have never seen before. The music is beautiful and really adds to the experience.

Overall, my favorite NASA dvd is the Nova "To The Moon", but this might overtake that. Very heartfelt. I now love Michael Collins, almost as much as my hero, Jim Lovell. The only negative thing about this dvd is the glaring non-participation of Neil Armstrong. Why he wouldn't want to be part of this amazing project is a mimystery.

I highly recommend this dvd to anyone. Add it to your collection.

I watched all these events in my thirties and wondered what my 8 year old grandson James would make of it.He is into any space type programmes but his response to this showed in real excitement and awe.It also made me relive the time and I felt after the film as i did 40 years ago if I was not a Brit I would settle for being an American What real Supermen!

This film was truly magnificent. It's a beautifully done look inside the space program, with the men that were there. I am sending it as gifts to my family members, because we should never forget what our space program has done for our world. A fantastic reminder that there are no boundaries to the human spirit.