APOLLO 16: Young and Duke head for North Ray Crater (1978)
1978 · Short film
Synopsis
APOLLO 16: Young and Duke head for North Ray Crater From the film documentary 'APOLLO 16: 'Nothing So Hidden'', part of a documentary series on the APOLLO missions made in the early '70's and narrated by Burgess Meredith. APOLO16: Fifth manned lunar landing mission withJohn W. Young, Ken Mattingly, and Charles M. Duke. Landed at Descartes on April 20 1972. Deployed camera and experiments; performed EVA with lunar roving vehicle. Deployed P&F Subsattelite in lunar orbit. Mission Duration 265hrs…
Uploader's description on archive.org
More like this
- APOLLO 16: Putting the 'rover' thru its paces (1978)
- APOLLO 16: A liesurely lunar Lift-off (1978)
- APOLLO 16: One for the Album (1978)
- STS-1 Launch (2011)
- *"Rocket Man" Greets Atlantis Astronauts (2011)
Rover's Eye View of Three-Year Trek on Mars (2011)- 3 Years on Mars: Opportunity (2007)
- A Closer Encounter with Mars (1999)
- NASA's Hubble Looks for Possible Moon Resources (2005)
- Opportunity Rover Weathers the Storm -- Web Video (2007)