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April 19 1967 surveyor 3 landed on the

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moon in a crater of Oceanus Procellarum

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the ocean of storms with surveyors

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electronic eye we viewed the lunar

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surface with its mechanical arm we dug a

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now on November 14 1969 31 months after

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surveyors landing men were leaving the

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earth to land on the ocean of storms

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Charles Pete Conrad Richard Gordon Alan

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bean the crew of Apollo 12 the second

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man landing on the face of the moon

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ignition sequence start

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five four three two one zero all engines

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running commits liftoff Apollo 12 lifted

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off in the driving rain Pete Conrad

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thirty-six seconds later lightning

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we've had a couple of cardiac arrests

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she's gotta go or you're looking

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good in space and on earth they checked

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out the systems to be sure that the

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Lightning had caused no damage that

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would endanger the mission the time for

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commitment neared the burn to send

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Apollo 12 to the moon translunar

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injection tli Apollo 12 Houston the good

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word is your goal for tli hope you do

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we're ready we didn't train for anything

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we have data and thrusters go burn looks

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with engine cutoff Apollo 12 was on its

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way to the moon now they turned around

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to dock with the lunar module and pull

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it free of the now useless booster the

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next burn would place Apollo 12 on a new

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path to the moon previous missions had

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followed a trajectory that would allow

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them to loop around the moon and with no

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further burns return to Earth but Apollo

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12 in order to land at the proper site

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with the proper lighting it would break

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out of the free return path should a

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failure occur a burn of the service or

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lunar module engine would be needed to

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get them home now they settle down to

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the routine of the outward flight then

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on November 17th they prepared for orbit

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we're beginning to going to doctor at

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this time we're there hello 12 hissing

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you're go for a low I graduated go

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fellow I burn checklist complete - - six

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minutes and we're holding at this point

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LOI lunar orbit insertion the burn of

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the spacecraft rocket engine that would

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place Apollo 12 into orbit around the

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moon with this burn occurring behind the

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moon there would be no communications

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with the spacecraft until it came over

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the lunar horizon the command module

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I guess like everybody else it just

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arrived there all three of us you're

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the next day Pete Conrad and Alan bean

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entered the lunar module leaving dick

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separated preparatory to Intrepid's

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as with the orbit insertion burn the

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burn to begin descent was made behind

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the moon mission controlled again

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contacted intrepid as it came over the

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horizon the surveyor three target was

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located in the middle of five craters

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arranged like a snowman the upper crater

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called Head crater the body called

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surveyor crater surveyor 3 is located in

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this crater the object to land as close

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as possible to surveyor crater then at

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began the landing sequence I got the

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craters too but I don't know where I am

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yep a free and a by 56 before ok kind of

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looked out there I think I see my crater

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hey baby

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I'm not sure I'm in 374 feet standing 42

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degrees I can't believe it amazing can

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see 40 30 feet deep it is coming down in

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about 99 feet a second you looking good

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for 140 degrees they'll be these before

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that romantic I can't believe it you're

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at 2,000 feet boys on the ground you

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okay 1,800 feet up 39 degrees 38 degrees

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36 degrees you're 1250

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they shall be covered on it first looks

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good out there babe looks good

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33 degrees you ain't on its feet early

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previously 600 feet going right at that

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trailer right we're supposed to be it is

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you're beautiful do 40 coming down

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inside hey you're really moving around

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yep come on down hey okay ten percent

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fuel 200 feet coming on its rate you can

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come on down hey 180 feet nine percent

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you're looking good how'd he get some

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dust before long 96 feet coming guys dig

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slow down the descent rate eighty six

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eighty feet coming down in four you're

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looking good 50 feet coming down watch

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for the gut 40 tell me down is - looking

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good what's good coming down a tree

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species got plenty again playing that's

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good hang in there coming down it - he's

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got it made come on in there 20:14 got

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backlight Roger copy contacts bro yes

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bro okay hey halt okay

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I'm cycling routes we got your finish

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command override off yep the good thing

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we leveled off hi yeah it came down

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because I sure couldn't see what was

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underneath there's one thing that is a

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as Conrad and bean began preparations

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for their first trip of exploration men

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on earth began their attempts to fix

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their exact landing site they were aided

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by dick Gordon orbiting an Yankee

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dick Gordon using the 28 power

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sextant for these sightings a major goal

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of Apollo 12 had been accomplished for

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before men can engage in meaningful

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lunar exploration they must be able to

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select a precise site and get there but

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now it was time to exit the intrepid and

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begin the exploration and experiments

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hey I'll tell you over price next - yeah

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we're about 25 feet service surveyor

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Croesus wanted to be I got I bet you

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appeared and that may have business

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always revealed that the Longwood

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don't ever believe it

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Tippett I see fit brother side of the

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cleaner further better yes sir

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does that like me it can't be any

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now Pete Conrad collected a preliminary

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but I could walk grace well seems a

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little weird I'll tell you don't think

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you're gonna steam around here quite as

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yeah can work out here all day take your

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now Albion left intrepid to join Conrad

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and a Bible and at 20 feet behind where

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I landed I landed right back in that

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inadvertently the television camera was

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pointed directly at the Sun causing the

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tube to burn out the only unsuccessful

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aspect of the entire mission we're proud

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of what you're doing they prepared in

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experiments package to be left on the

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moon an automated scientific station

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called Alsip that would send information

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to earth for a year

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gotta be able to move out for this thing

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they moved to the site selected to set

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up the station they put together the

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Experiment Station alsep an acronym for

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Apollo lunar surface experiments package

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the solar wind experiment to measure

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atomic particles thrown off by the Sun

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as they strike the moon a device to

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measure the moon's tenuous atmosphere a

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magnetometer to measure the lunar

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magnetic field which would later be

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found to be 10 to 20 times stronger than

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seismometer to measure physical

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properties of the crust and interior and

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the data station to collect the

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experimental measurements and transmit

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them to earth with alsep deployed Conrad

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and bean began collecting geological

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they drove a core tube into the surface

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to collect soil from various depths we

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show you're three hours and seven

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minutes into it into the EBA and we like

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hope to get back that lamb for a long

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isten we're approaching the alsep headed

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feet nail we're picking up your heavy

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footprints going by the seismometer okay

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and if we got it dust each other off

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Julia and we are filthy

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coming up the ladder you shaking the

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flipper you were sort of a forgotten man

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for a little while we're all all eyes

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are on you now we're with you as Nick

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Gordon circled the moon Pete Conrad and

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their total time on the lunar surface

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had been just under four hours twelve

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and a half hours later they went out

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again before they began their geological

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expeditions with the surrounding craters

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and two surveyor they worked around the

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lunar module getting ready the tools and

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whatever happened yesterday you know I

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think everybody learned okay

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as being ready the equipment Conrad went

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out to the alsep station to check an

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instrument about which the earth-based

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scientists had shown some concern decide

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after Conrad checked the alsep

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experiments they began the geological

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traverse during which they would cover

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about a mile and take samples from six

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craters a big surprise when you look

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into this Head crater allergenic a lot

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be prison and looking and you go that's

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that the crack Hey look at the pets into

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that there's other people brought

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okay Houston I'm coming up on that

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crater right now there's a big fight

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against Richard but a fantastic sight

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here is a good example right here klutz

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there we stop here look at the charred

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there does that lamp looks fall back

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their feet now we show you're 1,200 feet

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from the left okay you know what I feel

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right now right Guerra see those

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pictures that your ass running in slow

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get the decided Felix

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then they arrived at surveyor their

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target while the surveyor activities

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were a bonus they were symbolic of the

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success so they left surveyor and after

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a stop at the crater called block they

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were back at the lunar module collecting

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the solar wind experiment stowing the

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being re entered the lunar module first

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similar to a clothesline real sent the

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samples up to him then Conrad to left

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Roger we got that three hours and 50

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minutes into the ev8 but there was no

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time to rest the lunar module had to be

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prepared for liftoff from the moon and

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everything looks good so they rose to

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their rendezvous and from dick Gordon

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oh Claire Beth appreciate a second

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what we can't keep Dipper the two

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vehicles move together for docking now

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Conrad and bean rejoined dick Gordon in

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the command module bringing with them

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the samples experiments and photographs

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to be returned to earth the next step

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Jefferson the lunar module then send it

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crashing into the moon to help calibrate

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the seismometer left on the surface this

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instrument was designed to measure the

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intensity of meteor impacts moon quakes

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guidance and control officer reports say

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the men on earth monitored the output of

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the seismometer waiting for impact I

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asked for the meaning I'd rather not

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make an interpretation right now but it

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is as though one had struck a bell say

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in the in the belfry of the church a

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single blow and found that the

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reverberations from it continued for 30

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reverberation still had not faded

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for scientific study including the fra

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mauro area the landing site for apollo

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13 and then it was time to head back to

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earth the burn to send them home would

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take place behind the moon on earth we

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surely before re-entry the crew of

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Apollo 12 watched the earth move to blot

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out the Sun then Apollo 12 hit the

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atmosphere of Earth at 25,000 miles an

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Frye's we concur Pete

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but the log of Apollo 12 does not end

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and I got the grapefruit Rock of all

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grapefruit rocks and on the moon an

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experimental station called alsep sends

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back its data each experiment

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representing a milestone in our

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knowledge of the moon side that has been

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turned on and I'm very happy to say is

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functioning perfectly the Sutherland

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spectrometer has been functioning of

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course as since I also have been turned

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on the seismic experiment is as has been

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reported is functioning in all respects

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properly I think it will represent a

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major discovery of completely

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unanticipated about the moon we're going

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to have to throw the book away and begin

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over again which seems to be the case

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for the moon in general Apollo 12 was a

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milestone in manned extraterrestrial

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exploration it achieved its pinpoint

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landing as close as possible to its

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selected target marked by surveyor it

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set a pace and a pattern of scientific