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In 2013, Jeff Bezos, through his organization Bezos Expeditions, led a mission to recover Apollo 11’s F-1 rocket engines from the Atlantic Ocean, where they had rested 14,000 feet below the surface since the 1969 moon landing. Inspired by watching the Apollo mission as a child, Bezos used sonar technology and remotely operated vehicles to locate and retrieve two engines, including their thrust chambers and fuel manifolds, after spending three weeks at sea. A conservator at the Kansas Cosmosphere

In 2013, Jeff Bezos led a mission through Bezos Expeditions to recover Apollo 11’s F-1 rocket engines from the Atlantic Ocean—14,000 feet below the surface, where they had remained since the historic 1969 moon landing. Inspired by childhood memories of the Apollo mission, Bezos used sonar and remotely operated vehicles to retrieve two engines, including thrust chambers and fuel manifolds, after three weeks at sea. A conservator at Kansas Cosmosphere later confirmed that one engine, serial number