For All Mankind Behind the Scenes
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf01
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Photograph: Michelle Groskopf03A moon boot print on the lunar surface set.
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf04Johnson Space Center astronaut conference room set.
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf05The set for the office of Deke Slayton, a NASA employee played by Chris Bauer.
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf06Another view of the set for Deke Slayton's office.
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf07Set for NASA's Mission Control room.
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf08Another view of the Mission Control room set.
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf09Set for the NASA Mission Control viewing gallery.
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf10Set for the home kitchen of Ed and Karen Baldwin, played by Joel Kinnaman and Shantel VanSanten.
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf11Set for the home living room of Ed and Karen Baldwin.
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf12Set for the astronaut meeting room.
Photograph: Michelle Groskopf13Another view of the astronaut meeting room set.
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