Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
Weavers’ Moon puts Apollo 11’s landing code in a browser cockpit
A browser-based Apollo 11 lunar-landing experience built around the mission’s 1969 Luminary 099 guidance software.
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- Apollo-program enthusiasts, classrooms, and families
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- The displayed source is Luminary 099, page 785, assembled 14 July 1969; the homepage identifies it as public domain.
Field notes
The page reproduces a section of Luminary 099’s P63 braking-phase program, including comments and assembly instructions. Its cockpit mockup pairs command labels such as V37 E 63 E and P66 with a sequence in which the computer flies the braking phase before a manual takeover; the homepage describes this as the intended experience, while noting that the first beta is forthcoming.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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