Apollo 17
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A Scientist on the Moon
Scientist-astronaut Harrison H. Schmitt stands by the American flag during a moonwalk on the Apollo 17 mission. Home, that small dot in the blackness of space above the flag, is a quarter-million miles away.
The mission achieved a landing in the Taurus-Littrow region of the moon and returned samples of the pre-Inbrium highlands and young craters.
Schmitt, Gene Cernan and Ron Evans made the Apollo program's final journey to the moon in December 1972.
Photo Credit: NASA
The mission achieved a landing in the Taurus-Littrow region of the moon and returned samples of the pre-Inbrium highlands and young craters.
Schmitt, Gene Cernan and Ron Evans made the Apollo program's final journey to the moon in December 1972.
Photo Credit: NASA
Apollo 17 Crew
October 10, 1972

Portait of Apollo 17 crew, posing with a LRV trainer. The Apollo 17 Saturn V is in the background.
Countdown to Apollo 17 +40 Years
Apollo 17 +40 Years: December 7, 2012
The Second Stage
October 27, 1970

The Saturn V second (S-II) stage for Apollo 17 is offloaded from a barge at the turning basin near the Vehicle Assembly Building
Flight Suit Check
March 6, 1972

The Commander for the Apollo 17 Mission, Eugene Cernan is shown during a final flight suit fit check at the ILC Industries Inc. Plant at Dover.
Harrison Schmitt

Gene Cernan Salutes The Flag

Cernan Saluting

Schmitt On The Rover, With The Earth Above

Lunar Module and Flag

Gene Cernan Inside the LM

Dirty Laundry!

Jack Schmitt in the LM

On the Moon, Looking at Home

Lunar Rover

Schmitt and Lunar Rover

Lunar Rover and Flag
view from LM window

Cernan and Rover
prior to EVA-3 geology traverse

Schmitt stands behind Lunar Rover at start of EVA-3

Cernan stands behind Lunar Rover at start of EVA-3

LRV on incline at Station 6

CSM "America" viewed from LM during rendezvous

CSM during rendezvous

Approaching CSM During Docking

Last People On The Moon
Harrison Schmitt and Eugene Cernan were the last people to walk on the moon, back in 1972.Landing Site link:
http://www.google.com/moon/#lat=20.208723&lon=30.704040&zoom=11&apollo=
Apollo 17 Sequence Of Events
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- Adventures of Apollo Astronauts Now Tracked in 3-D
- By Dave Mosher Researchers have used new lunar satellite images to pinpoint exactly where the Apollo 17 astronauts took their iconic photographs of the moon's surface. That data has in turn allowed planetary scientists to build the most precise 3-D ...
- Tales of lunar rocks through the years, facts on the moon mementos
- ROMANIAN AUCTION: Moon rock hunter Joe Gutheinz's students found evidence that the estate of executed former Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu may have auctioned that country's Apollo 17 Goodwill Moon Rock. Romania's Apollo 11 Moon Rock is at the ...
- Tales of lunar rocks through the years
- ROMANIAN AUCTION: Moon rock hunter Joe Gutheinz's students found evidence that the estate of executed former Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu may have auctioned that country's Apollo 17 Goodwill Moon Rock. Romania's Apollo 11 Moon Rock is at the ...
- Tales of lunar rocks through the years
- ROMANIAN AUCTION: Moon rock hunter Joe Gutheinz's students found evidence that the estate of executed former Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu may have auctioned that country's Apollo 17 Goodwill Moon Rock. Romania's Apollo 11 Moon Rock is at the ...
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