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as17-148-22671.JPGAS 17-148-22671 - Mother Earth57 visite
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as17-148-22670.JPGAS 17-148-22670 - Mother Earth57 visite
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as17-137-20979.JPGAS 17-137-20979 - Departure from Station 260 visitePicture of the replacement fender taken at about 143:46:34 MT by Cernan, just before driving off from Station 2. Schmitt is already seated. The dust-coated- originally-blue Traverse Gravimeter is mounted on the back of the LR, just above the replacement fender. Gene took this photo, in part, to document its condition after the 9,1 Km drive out from the LM and, in part, to document his handiwork. At the end of EVA-3 Gene decided to bring the fender back to Earth and, as of the late 90s, it was still on display at the National Air & Space Museum in Washington D.C.
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As17-p-2762-2.jpgAS 17-P-2762 (b)109 visite
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As17-p-2762-1.jpgAS 17-P-2762 (a)66 visite
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As15-p-9569-1.jpgAS 15-P-9569 (a) - Dawes Crater Region58 visiteImage Collection: Panoramic
Mission: 15
Magazine: P
Revolution: 33
Latitude: 20,5° North
Longitude: 27,0° East
Lens Focal Length: 24"
Camera Altitude: 111 Km
Sun Elevation (on Local Horizon): 51°
Stereo Pair: AS15-P-9564
Film Type: 3414
Film Width: 5"
Image Width: 45,24"
Image Height: 4,5"
Film Color: black & white
Feature(s): DAWES
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As15-p-9567-1.jpgAS 15-P-9567 (a) Dawes Crater Region59 visiteImage Collection: Panoramic
Mission: 15
Magazine: P
Revolution: 33
Latitude: 20,5° North
Longitude: 27,5° East
Lens Focal Length: 24"
Camera Altitude: 111 Km
Sun Elevation (on Local Horizon): 51°
Stereo Pair: AS15-P-9562
Film Type: 3414
Film Width: 5"
Image Width: 45,24"
Image Height: 4,5"
Film Color: black & white
Feature(s): DAWES
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As15-p-9562-1.jpgAS 15-P-9562 (a) - Dawes Crater Region58 visitenessun commento
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as12-51-7527.JPGAS 12-51-7527 - Rising Earth57 visite
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as12-49-7278.JPGAS 12-49-7278 - Alan Bean and the "Long Can"59 visite133:01:00 MT - This superb picture shows Al holding the so-called "Long Can", a vacuum sealed sample container more formally called the Special Environmental Sample Container (SESC). Photographer Pete Conrad has just poured soil into the can. We can see that the can is nearly full. The long-can lid is hanging by a cord from the bottom. This photo gives us a good view of the top of Al's Hasselblad camera and the cuff checklist and watch on his left sleeve. Note also that reflections of Pete and the Hand Tool Carrier are visible in Al's visor. Pete took this photo during the stop at Sharp Crater.
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as12-47-6949.JPGAS 12-47-6949 - LM and Surveyor Crater59 visiteCaption originale:"The appearance of both Surveyor III and the Surveyor Crater shadow has not changed noticeably in the three hours since Pete Conrad took his pans.
This frame, leftward of 6948, shows the HTC (such as the "Hand Tool Carrier") and the RTG (meaning "Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator") Fuel Cask.
Surveyor III is just to the left of center".
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as15-87-11847.JPGAS 15-87-11847 - "Oooooopss! I'm going down!"57 visiteCaption NASA originale:"147:37:42 MT - Rightward of 11846. Jim's ALSEP pan. Dave is leaning to his right and is picking up the drill. The Solar Wind Spectrometer is in the foreground".
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