佳士得正在舉行一場(chǎng)在線拍賣會(huì)，展售2400張美國(guó)宇航局的罕見照片，其中包括宇航員阿姆斯特朗與豎立于月球表面的美國(guó)國(guó)旗一起入鏡、奧爾德林以地球弧線為背景的史上第一張?zhí)兆耘恼盏日滟F影像。

Neil Armstrong on the moon next to an American flag. Laika the dog sitting in a space capsule, shortly before becoming the first animal to orbit the Earth. Buzz Aldrin taking a selfie, our planet a blue curve behind him, in the first-ever self portrait produced in space.

尼爾·阿姆斯特朗在月球上與美國(guó)國(guó)旗的合影。第一只繞地球飛行的太空狗萊卡發(fā)射前坐在太空艙中的照片。巴茲·奧爾德林以藍(lán)色地球弧線為背景的史上第一張?zhí)兆耘恼铡?/p>

These are just three of the 2,400 rare NASA photos now up for sale in an online auction hosted by the Christie's. The images capture "the golden age of space exploration," the auction house said in a press release.

這些只是佳士得主辦的在線拍賣會(huì)上展售的2400張美國(guó)宇航局罕見照片的其中三張。佳士得在新聞稿中指出，這套照片集涵蓋了“太空探索的黃金時(shí)期”。

The collection of original photographs spans a number of historic missions, from the Mercury and Gemini spaceflight programs to the Apollo moon missions. Some of the images are now iconic, like the "Blue Marble" picture taken by the crew of the Apollo 17 -- the first fully illuminated photo of Earth taken by a human in space.

這套原始照片集囊括水星計(jì)劃、雙子星計(jì)劃以及阿波羅登月計(jì)劃等一系列歷史性任務(wù)，比如，阿波羅17號(hào)任務(wù)中，宇航員拍到的“藍(lán)色彈珠”照片，現(xiàn)在都極具代表性意義?！八{(lán)色彈珠”是宇航員首度拍到整個(gè)地球完全被照亮的照片。

Others, however, were not released by NASA at the time they were taken, and are new to the general public.

不過，其他照片被拍下時(shí)美國(guó)宇航局沒有發(fā)布出來，所以公眾還是初次看到。

The most expensive item on offer is the only photo showing Armstrong on the Moon, taken by Aldrin during the Apollo 11 mission in 1969. It's estimated to be worth between ￡30,000 and ￡50,000, according to the auction house.

拍賣會(huì)上最昂貴的拍品是1969年阿波羅11號(hào)任務(wù)期間，宇航員奧爾德林拍下的唯一一張阿姆斯特朗在月球上的照片。據(jù)佳士得估計(jì)，這張照片價(jià)格應(yīng)在3萬至5萬英鎊（約合人民幣26萬至44萬元）之間。

Other high-value images include "Blue Marble," which is estimated to sell for up to ￡25,000, and a photo of the first "Earthrise" seen by humans in space, dated 1968 and worth up to ￡30,000.

其他高價(jià)照片中，“藍(lán)色彈珠”估價(jià)高達(dá)2.5萬英鎊，人類上太空后首度目睹“地出”的1968年照片估價(jià)也高達(dá)3萬英鎊。

The astronauts were instructed on how to take photos in space by NASA, alongside specialists from the likes of Kodak and National Geographic.

當(dāng)時(shí)除美國(guó)宇航局外，柯達(dá)與國(guó)家地理等公司機(jī)構(gòu)也都派出專家，指導(dǎo)宇航員如何在太空拍照。

"Through their cameras, the astronauts-turned-artists were able to convey to mankind the beauty and profundity of their experience into space, forever changing the way we see ourselves and our place in the universe," said the release.

新聞稿稱：“變身藝術(shù)家的宇航員通過相機(jī)將他們?cè)谔阵w驗(yàn)到的美與深度傳達(dá)給人們，永遠(yuǎn)改變了我們看待自己與我們?cè)谟钪嬷械匚坏姆绞健薄?/p>

For decades, the unreleased photos were kept in the archives of the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, Texas, and could only be accessed by accredited researchers. The items, assembled over the course of 15 years by private collector Victor Martin-Malburet, have been exhibited in museums around the world including the Grand Palais in Paris and the Kunsthaus in Zurich.

幾十年來，這些未被公開的照片一直保存在得克薩斯州休斯敦載人航天中心檔案室，只限官方認(rèn)可的研究人員才能觀看。這些照片由收藏家維克多·馬丁-馬爾雷特耗費(fèi)15年的時(shí)間搜羅，曾在世界各地博物館展出，包括巴黎大皇宮和蘇黎世美術(shù)館。

The online sale, named "Voyage To Another World: The Victor Martin-Malburet Photograph Collection," runs through November 19.

這場(chǎng)名為“前往另一個(gè)世界的航行：維克多·馬丁-馬爾雷特照片收藏集”的在線拍賣會(huì)將持續(xù)到11月19日。

英文來源：美國(guó)有線電視新聞網(wǎng)

翻譯&編輯：丹妮