Fifty years ago, Nasa’s Apollo 11 mission changed our world and ideas of what is possible by successfully landing humans on the surface of the moon ⁠— and bringing them home safely⁠ — for the first time in history. Google's video Doodle celebrates this moment of human achievement by taking us through the journey to the moon and back, narrated by someone with firsthand knowledge of the epic event: former astronaut and Apollo 11 command module pilot Michael Collins. Collins tells his version of the story with detail only he could know, while animations chronicle the take off, landing and return.CreditsAPOLLO 50TH DOODLE TEAMLead Artist | Pedro VerganiArt Support | Alyssa Winans, Mattias BreitholtzEngineering | Daniel Dovali Delgado, Tom Tabanao, Jonathen Shneier, Brian MurrayUX Design | Diana TranProducer | Colin DuffyMarketing & Partnerships | Perla Campos, Grace ChenSound | Nick ZammuttoCreative Support | Ricardo Marino, Elin ButlerBusiness Affairs Lead | Madeline BelliveauDoodle Team Leads | Jessica Yu, Brian KaasSPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PARTNERSThe Collins FamilyAstronaut Michael Collins and his daughters Kate & Anne Collins NASANASA Chief Historian | Bill BarryNASA Strategic Alliances | Maureen O’BrienNASA Apollo 50th Integration Manager | Beth DickeyNASA Multimedia Liaison | Bert UlrichNASA Chief of Digital Communications | John YembrickNASA Social Media | Jason TownsendNASA Headquarters Access | Jacqueline FosterNASA TV | Jim Wilson, Tony Stewart, Andrew Gelfman, Sylvester Bennett, Frank Erlandsen, Emanuel Cooper