Episodes: Series - From the Earth to the Moon - 1998

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As the US and the Soviet Union engage in a heated race to reach the moon, NASA starts setting up programs aimed to land astronauts on the moon, no matter the obstacles.

When the flight of Apollo 1 ends in a terrible tragedy, both the members of the space program at NASA and the astronauts' widows struggle to cope with the aftermath.

As NASA prepares for the launch of Apollo 7, those in charge put their efforts into ensuring the crew's safety, hoping to avoid another tragedy.

As the political landscape shocks the nation with its twists and turns, Apollo 8 takes flight on a journey that would make history.

At the genesis of the space program, a NASA engineer fought tooth and nail to get his idea approved. His idea is what turned into the lunar module and landed men on the moon.

Neil Armstrong and his crew make history when they land Apollo 11 on the moon.

Alan Bean recounts his own journey to the moon, shedding light on the camaraderie between his crew and his hilarious mishap with a TV camera.

With all eyes upon Apollo 13 and prayers going out to its crew, two newscasters clash over the reporting of the story between hard facts and sensationalism.

Years after health issues forced him into a ground job, astronaut Alan Shepard makes a triumphant return to space aboard Apollo 14.

With the moon missions pursuing a new angle, the Apollo 15 crew gets a geology crash-course to help them identify and collect rock samples from the moon.

Behind the astronauts stands their wives. Nine wives come together to support and comfort each other as their eyes gaze at the sky to await their husbands' return.

As NASA prepares for the final lunar mission, a filmmaker makes a fictional version of a trip to the moon.