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Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy is an early web archive of astronomy misconceptions, media errors, conspiracy claims, and pseudoscience rebuttals built long before online fact-checking became a recognizable publishing category.
NOVA's 1999 To the Moon companion site preserves Apollo interviews, lunar science, puzzles, transcripts, and six QuickTime VR panoramas from the successful moon landings.
Apollo programmer Don Eyles's long technical paper explains the Lunar Module guidance computer from the inside, including the 1201/1202 alarms, software restarts, throttle instability, and the tiny memory budget that still landed astronauts on the Moon.