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DescriptionLive from the Moon - Impact!.gif	English: Title: PIA03495: Live from the Moon - Impact! Original Caption Released with Image: On March 24, 1965, a nationwide TV audience watched live video from Ranger 9 as it purposefully crashed into the Moon within the crater Alphonsus. Ranger's six cameras sent back more than 5800 video images during the last 18 minutes of its 3-day journey, the last of the Ranger Project. The last few images show the lunar surface in detail from a few hundred meters above. This sequence of images from Camera A was converted from video to film to laser disc to digital files. Čeština: Dne 24. března roku 1965 narazila sonda Ranger 9 plánovaně do povrchu Měsíce v oblasti kráteru Alphonsus. Během posledních 18 minut letu své třídenní cesty vyslalo šest kamer sondy do pozemského centra více než 5 800 videosnímků, z nichž poslední ukazují detaily měsíčního povrchu ze vzdálenosti pouze několik stovek metrů. Français : Le 24 mars 1965, la sonde lunaire Ranger 9 s'est volontairement écrasée sur la Lune, dans le cratère Alphonsus. Ses 6 caméras ont enregistré plus de 5 800 vidéos pendant les 18 dernières minutes de son voyage de 3 jours, le dernier du programme Ranger. Les dernières images, prises à seulement quelques centaines de mètres de haut, montrent la surface de la Lune en détails. Эрзянь: 1965 иень эйзюрковонь 24 чистэ Ranger 9 ульнесь педявтозь Ковонть Альфонс кургонтень. Ranger-нь кото камератне кучсь 5800-то ванмот Ranger Project колмо чинь перьть меельце 18 минутатнень. Меельце фотоартовкстэ невтить Ковонь моданьть знярыя сядонь метрань сэрьстэ.
Date	Taken on 24 March 1965
Source	http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA03495 THE THUMBNAIL IS FROM SEACH PAGE: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/target/Moon
Author	NASA/JPL
Other versions	Original gif (no loop) ogv External Versions: Animated GIF (50.74 megabytes) QuickTime (54.8 megabytes) MPEG (1.162 megabytes)

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This file was selected as the media of the day for 13 October 2020. It was captioned as follows:

English: On March 24, 1965, Ranger 9 purposefully crashed into the Moon within the crater Alphonsus. Ranger's six cameras sent back more than 5800 video images during the last 18 minutes of its 3-day journey, the last of the Ranger Project. The last few images show the lunar surface in detail from a few hundred meters above.

Other languages

Čeština: Dne 24. března roku 1965 narazila sonda Ranger 9 plánovaně do povrchu Měsíce v oblasti kráteru Alphonsus. Během posledních 18 minut letu své třídenní cesty vyslalo šest kamer sondy do pozemského centra více než 5 800 videosnímků, z nichž poslední ukazují detaily měsíčního povrchu ze vzdálenosti pouze několik stovek metrů.

English: On March 24, 1965, Ranger 9 purposefully crashed into the Moon within the crater Alphonsus. Ranger's six cameras sent back more than 5800 video images during the last 18 minutes of its 3-day journey, the last of the Ranger Project. The last few images show the lunar surface in detail from a few hundred meters above.

Français : Le 24 mars 1965, la sonde lunaire Ranger 9 s'est volontairement écrasée sur la Lune, dans le cratère Alphonsus. Ses 6 caméras ont enregistré plus de 5 800 vidéos pendant les 18 dernières minutes de son voyage de 3 jours, le dernier du programme Ranger. Les dernières images, prises à seulement quelques centaines de mètres de haut, montrent la surface de la Lune en détails.

Эрзянь: 1965 иень эйзюрковонь 24 чистэ Ranger 9 ульнесь педявтозь Ковонть Альфонс кургонтень. Ranger-нь кото камератне кучсь 5800-то ванмот Ranger Project колмо чинь перьть меельце 18 минутатнень. Меельце фотоартовкстэ невтить Ковонь моданьть знярыя сядонь метрань сэрьстэ.

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	21:26, 10 October 2020	550 × 473 (47.15 MB)	Jahobr	revert to larger Version (but timing changes): 01:09, 5 December 2015 550 × 473 (48.39 MB) PlanetUser from original source from http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/archive/PIA03495.gif
	11:42, 18 December 2015	348 × 300 (573 KB)	PlanetUser	try again
	11:40, 18 December 2015	116 × 100 (167 KB)	PlanetUser	rv back, resize and make loop using PhotoScape
	01:09, 5 December 2015	550 × 473 (48.39 MB)	PlanetUser	larger res from original source from http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/archive/PIA03495.gif
	18:26, 14 February 2007	116 × 100 (167 KB)	Uwe W.	THE THUMBNAIL IS FROM SEACH PAGE: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/target/Moon '''Original Caption Released with Image:''' On March 24, 1965, a nationwide TV audience watched live video from Ranger 9 as it purposefully crashed into the Moon within the cr