Description:

This collectible prepaid telecom card features a historic NASA photograph from the Apollo 11 mission, capturing an astronaut on the Moon’s surface engaged in setting up a scientific experiment. The image shows the astronaut in a white spacesuit framing the left center of the card, bending over a rectangular piece of equipment planted on the lunar soil. The Moon’s surface is gray and rugged with scattered rocks, and the lunar module can be seen on the right side in the background, its metallic gold foil reflecting the light.

The upper left corner of the card has the partial text "NASA S" in white, and the top right corner displays the card’s value as "$5" in bold white characters. At the bottom left of the card, red text reads, "Apollo 11, setting up experiment, July 20, 1969," denoting the precise moment in history when this image was taken—during humanity’s first moon landing. The bottom right corner includes a red logo with the letters "PIT," indicating the telecom issuer.

This collectible card commemorates space exploration achievements and is connected to the 1994 NASA series highlighting the Apollo 11 mission and the Kennedy Space Center. It reflects significant aeronautics history and serves as a tribute to the milestone of the first landing on the Moon on July 20, 1969.

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