A NASA intern Gary George paid $217 for 1,150 NASA tapes; 43 years later, 3 Apollo 11 recordings showing Neil Armstrong sold for $1.82 million

Former NASA intern Gary George spent just $217.77 on 1,150 surplus NASA videotapes in 1976, unaware that three reels contained rare first-generation footage of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walking ...

Apollo 11 Recordings Sale: Surplus tapes become $1.82m moonwalk trove; archivists see cautionary tale

In 1976, a student unknowingly purchased surplus tapes that contained the original footage of the Apollo 11 moonwalk, a significant historical artifact lost by NASA. His father encouraged him to ...
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The Apollo 11 footage NASA recycled for satellites, and the reels a father saved from the scrap pile

Dark Space Official The Apollo 11 footage NASA recycled for satellites, and the reels a father saved from the scrap pile Posted: August 28, 2026 | Last updated: August 28, 2026 When NASA concluded its ...
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NASA said Apollo 11 landed on the moon - then the footage raised doubts, "easier to fake it"

The fake moon landing segment works because it connects a huge historical moment with small details that viewers can instantly understand. The video does not rely on complicated science; it uses ...
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Step Inside the Apollo 11 spacecraft and relive its historic journey

The story of the Apollo 11 mission as told in the voices of the first men to set foot on the Moon. Using dramatic reconstruction, declassified cockpit audio recorded by the astronauts themselves and ...
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Kevin Nash Questions Moon Landing After Watching NASA Moon Buggy Footage

Kevin Nash has some serious questions about the moon landing, and one piece of NASA footage apparently had the WWE Hall of ...

In 1976, a former NASA intern paid $217 for 1,150 old tapes; 43 years later, 3 Apollo 11 recordings from the lot sold for $1.82 million

In 1976, a former NASA intern spent just $217 on 1,150 old tapes. At the time, they looked like forgotten pieces of history, with little reason to expect anything extraordinary. Then, 43 years later, ...