What are people doing with the recently released NASA Apollo Mission photos?

Looking at each of the 8,400 photos recently published by NASA to one of its Flickr accounts would take a long time, but a few creative types have taken it upon themselves to mash the content up into videos so that viewers around the world can take a trip to the moon without leaving their desks.

A stop motion video by Vimeo user harrisonicus blasts the viewer through hundreds of photos in just under three minutes.

Videographer Tom Kusy edited some of the images together in a video, shown below, using a parallax effect to simulate three dimensionality and to give depth to the images of space contained in NASA's historic photos.

The whole collection of public-domain-licensed images can be viewed for free on the Project Apollo Archive.