Astronauts Eugene “Gene” Cernan, Ronald Evans, and Harrison H. Schmitt enjoying zero gravity inside the spacecraft during Apollo 17 mission. They pass around various objects in capsule, including a flashlight, a mission book, and a shaver. Ronald Evans refuses the shaver with comical disgusted expression while another flips in his chair. . Harrison Schmitt playfully rotates his body in fetal position in zero gravity. Ronald Evans eats a sausage another grabs a floating pack of juice and drinks from it. Harrison Schmitt shaves using an electric razor, passing the razor to Ronald Evans.
Point of view from NASA Apollo 17 landing craft as it lands on the moon in 1972. Still image of astronaut Dr. Harrison Schmitt as his voice is heard explaining the landing, saying, "one's first feelings are a mixture, a very complex mixture of humility, excitement...." Apollo 17 astronaut climbs down the ladder of the lunar module. Still Image of Apollo 17 astronaut on the moon. Scenes of slopes and massifs of the moon, with craters and rocky cliff. Various still images of Apollo 17 Harrison Schmitt and Gene Cernan on the moon.
Point of view from front of NASA Apollo 17 Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV) as it drives on the moon. Moon buggy kicks up moon dust as it travels.
Moon rock obtained from the NASA Apollo Program on display at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC. A pair of forceps transfer a small piece of moon rock to a dish. A scientist stirs a beaker containing purple liquid. Mounted sample of moon rock . Sample put into electron microscope. Close up view of scientist looking into microscope. Extreme close up of microscope controls. Close up of the eye of a man. Running chart recorder next to a scientist and computer consoles in Houston A bank of helicorders recording seismograph measurements and other telemetry from the moon. A rotating centrifuge machine used for NASA astronaut high-G training. Point of view from inside moving centrifuge. Scientists watching pilot in centrifuge. Heart rate of astronaut on CRT display. Unconscious astronaut in centrifuge. Close up of woman scientist wearing glasses. A woman scientist working behind flasks. A craftsman welding metal. An astronaut on an exercise bike. A woman scientist operating machine in lab. A woman engineer examining astronaut’s thermal gloves. Two workers setting a column into place. An astronaut undergoes neutral buoyancy training. Microscopic view of crystals found on the moon.
View of Apollo astronaut (probably Gene Cernan) bunny hopping on the moon while Apollo 17 astronaut Dr. Harrison Schmitt sings a few bars of "The Fountain in the Park" but with alternate words "I Was Strolling on the Moon One Day" as Gene Cernan joins in. On April 23, 1972, Apollo 16 astronauts John Young and Charlie Duke approach a house rock at the edge of North Ray crater. Charlie Duke exclaims, "Look at the size of that rock!" Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt holds a moon rock while Gene Cernan says, “We hope that this will be a symbol of what our feelings are, what the feelings of the Apollo Program are, and a symbol of mankind; that we can live in peace and harmony in the future.”Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard and Ed Mitchell setting up the Unite States flag on the moon. View of the earth from the moon as astronaut Harrison Schmitt comments, "This glow represented to all of us, I think, not only home but a very fragile place that we have come back and felt that needed not only protection but understanding"
Lunar module of the Apollo 17 mission lifts off from the moon. Apollo lunar module (probably Apollo 17) approaching the command and service module (CSM) to dock. Still image of earth from space. Apollo 17 splashdown as seen from rescue helicopter. Credits with NASA logo.
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