LUNAR MODULE SIMULATOR

Your turn, astronaut.

One small keypad. One giant leap. Take the controls of Apollo.

AGC / MISSION SYSTEMS / V.01

01 / THE FLIGHT COMPUTER SYSTEM ONLINE

EAGLE · DESCENTCONTACT

ALT60,000 FT

FUEL100%

MARGIN∞

DISPLAY & KEYBOARDDSKY / BLOCK II

UPLINKACTY

TEMP

NOATT

GIMBALLOCK

STBY

PROG

KEYREL

RESTART

OPRERR

TRACKER

GUIDANCE · NAVIGATION · CONTROL

COMP
ACTY

PROG

VERB

NOUN

+R1

+R2

+R3

APOLLO GUIDANCE COMPUTER

PART NO. 2003993–021MIT INSTRUMENTATION LAB.

APOLLO-INSPIRED. ASTRONAUT-APPROVED CURIOSITY.

TIME

∞ no rush

SCORE

0000

STREAK

00 ×1

EAGLE · DESCENTCONTACT

ALT60,000 FT

FUEL100%

PHASELUNAR ORBIT

YOUR MISSION01 / 05

Check Mission Clock

Mission Control needs the time. Ask the computer to show the mission clock.

VERB16NOUN36ENTR

No timer. Just you, the computer, and a little guidance.

Your spacecraft is ready.

A LITTLE APOLLO HISTORY

Apollo astronauts used verbs for actions and nouns for data. Verb 16 means “keep showing this data.”

PERSONAL BEST0000 PTS

The cratered lunar surface seen from Apollo orbit

TRANSMISSION FROM THE MOON

“The Eagle has landed.”

APOLLO 11 · JULY 20, 1969 · 20:17 UTC