This is amazing. Even more amazing that all of this was done in 1969.
How is this PDF entirely high-resolution and vector? Is it essentially a digital remake of the original document? Or was the original document written in some crazy precursor to PostScript?
Looks like a digital remake. https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/a11-fltplan.htm contains a high-resolution scan of the original, plus this version with the annotation "Re-formatted by Thomas Schwagmeier".
If you compare them, the styles are very different; different fonts, color graphics instead of line art, etc. Looks like this is just entirely recreated based on the originals, not a dump of any data from the originals; I'm willing to bet that most of the originals were drafted by hand, not digitized in any way.
Speaking of a moon Base, ESA has a plan establish one. They are planning to send two rovers that will be able to 3d print a base for humans.
They are planning to send two rovers and an inflatable capsule. The inflatable capsule will work as a scaffolding for the rovers to print on. Two rovers will gather moon regolith around the inflated structure to create a protective shell, and their planned lunar base will be able to house 4 people.
I know MET is mission elapsed time, but does anyone know what GET is? (It's pretty much impossible to google, even trying to force google to include it capitalised doesn't help.)
Edit: Somehow missed the glossary on page 3, all in there. :)
How is this PDF entirely high-resolution and vector? Is it essentially a digital remake of the original document? Or was the original document written in some crazy precursor to PostScript?