Fifty years ago, the Apollo 11 team travelled farther than humans had ever been before, using technology less sophisticated than the average smartphone. Our Sky Crew recalls the launch of Apollo 11, and some of N.H.'s connections to the Apollo voyage in the summer of 1969. They also consider NASA missions today, including efforts to return humans to the Moon and Mars. GUESTS: Mal Cameron - former astronomy and space educator at the McAuliffe Shepard Discovery Center and coordinator of its NASA Educator Resource Center. John Gianforte –astronomy instructor and UNH Observatory Director; co-founder of the "Astronomical Society" of northern New England. Nicole Gugliucci -Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Saint Anselm College. On July 20, The McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center in Concord will celebrate the 50th anniversary of humanity's giant leap , expect many Moon-related activities and the unveiling of the "To The Moon" exhibit! The UNH Observatory will be hosting a public