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Mysteries of the Milky Way
Europa
Beyond Hubble
A look inside the universe
Apollo
Apollo 11Apollo 12Apollo 13Apollo 14Apollo 15Apollo 16Apollo 17In Memory of Alan ShepardAstronomy
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| APOLLO 15 Call Name: Endeavor and Falcon Crew: David R. Scott, Alfred M. Worden, James B. Irwin Date: July 26-August 5, 1971 The mission marked the debut of the lunar roving vehicle (LRV). With it, astronauts Scott and Irwin gathered 171 pounds of lunar material. Its portable TV camera provided spectacular views of the moon. During their 67-hour stay, the astronauts shot two miles of photo graphic film, while overhead, Worden carried out a program of orbital experiments in "Endeavor". Concludes with the dramatic return to the earth.   " |
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