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NASA photograph of Apollo 12 commander Charles Conrad Jr. beside Lunar Module Intrepid on the Moon in November 1969.
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NASA. APOLLO 12 mission. Observation of the lunar surface. December 1969.
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NASA. APOLLO 13 MISSION. Superb launch of the SATURN V rocket carrying into space the astronauts of the famous APOLLO 13 mission, who would never walk on the Moon following a serious incident but would nevertheless bring back superb photographic images, notably made during their flyby.
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Vintage NASA photograph of the Apollo 13 Saturn V lifting off from Launch Pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center on April 11, 1970.
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Vintage NASA photograph of the Apollo 13 Saturn V standing on Launch Pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center on March 24, 1970.
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NASA. Exceptional photograph of the Earth, half plunged into darkness, made by the crew of the APOLLO 13 mission en route to the Moon. April 1970.
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NASA. APOLLO 13 mission. The extraordinary historic APOLLO 13 mission, which held the world in suspense, has just ended with the Apollo 13 capsule splashing down in perfect conditions.
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Historic NASA photograph of the Apollo 13 crew recovery after splashdown in the Pacific on April 17, 1970.
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NASA. APOLLO 13 mission. Impressive nighttime view of the space architecture of the SATURN V rocket standing beside its famous and unique red-painted metal launch structure.
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NASA. Apollo 14 EVA. Distant view of the Apollo 14 Lunar Module during the extravehicular activity of Alan B. Shepard Jr. and Edgar D. Mitchell, with one crewman standing to the right of the LM.
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NASA. Lunar landscape photographed during the Apollo 15 mission, July-August 1971.
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NASA. Apollo 15 Command and Service Module Endeavour, with its Scientific Instrument Module (SIM) bay exposed, photographed from the Lunar Module Falcon ascent stage by James B. Irwin on August 2, 1971, during lunar-orbit rendezvous prior to docking.