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List of artists and illustrators in the ACIC Lunar Mapping Group
List of artists and illustrators in the ACIC Lunar Mapping Group
Creating a map of the Moon
Illustrators Paul Rodriguez and Jay Inge create strips (“gores”) that they later assembled to form a globe of the Moon.
Robert Maulfair
For several years Bob Maulfair served as the full-time photographer in Lowell’s ACIC office. He is shown here at the 24-inch Clark Telescope.
Astronaut Jim Lovell imprints his hand in concrete
Astronaut Jim Lovell imprints his hand in concrete, 1963
Astronaut Frank Borman
Frank Borman smiles after imprinting his hand in concrete
Astronaut John Young looks at lunar maps at Lowell Observatory, 1963
Astronaut John Young looks at lunar maps at Lowell Observatory, 1963 (note the poster in the background)
Pat Bridges and Pete Conrad
Illustrator Pat Bridges explains to astronaut Pete Conrad how she uses an airbrush for depicting lunar features
Astronauts Ed White and Frank Borman
Ed White peers through a pocket stereoscope to examine a lunar image while fellow astronaut Frank Borman looks on.
Tom Stafford, E.C. Slipher, and Neil Armstrong examine a map of Mars
The astronauts examined maps of both the Moon and Mars to learn how to interpret geological and topographic features. Here, Lowell astronomer E.C. Slipher uses a pen to point out features on a Mars map as astronauts Tom Stafford (left) and Neil…
Astronauts John Young (at left, standing) and Tom Stafford (seated)
Astronauts John Young and Tom Stafford looking at maps at Lowell Observatory, 1963
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