This sample runs Today in History, a facts page built only on archival NASA photographs and the public record. The goal is posters and photo stories that stay true to the source, with every date and name taken from the record and nothing invented for effect.
Real archival photos, rendered into posters and photo stories. Nothing invented.
Every photograph in this sample comes from the NASA Image and Video Library. NASA photographs are in the public domain [10].
AS11-40-5903, Aldrin on the lunar surface, 20 July 1969: photo by Neil Armstrong, NASA [1]
S69-31740, the official crew portrait of Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin: NASA [2]
S69-39961, the Saturn V liftoff from Pad 39A, 16 July 1969: NASA [3]
AS11-44-6550, Earth rising above the lunar horizon: the Apollo 11 crew, NASA [4]
AS11-44-6581, the lunar module Eagle in lunar orbit: photo by Michael Collins, NASA [5]
AS11-40-5878, a bootprint in the lunar soil: photo by Buzz Aldrin, NASA [6]
AS11-40-5875, Aldrin beside the flag: photo by Neil Armstrong, NASA [7]
S69-21783, the command module Columbia hoisted aboard USS Hornet, 24 July 1969: NASA [8]
S70-17433, the ticker-tape parade for the crew in New York, 13 August 1969: NASA [9]
NASA and the astronauts shown do not endorse Content OS.
The dates, names and captions come from the record that travels with each photograph, and the page never invents a detail to make a better hook. How the daily story is picked and posted is on the Pilot OS page.
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