"This is the Duke family. They are probably in their garden, sitting on a bench. They look so happy. And they should be, because Charles Moss Duke was the lunar module pilot of Apollo 16 in 1972. He landed with mission commander John W. Young at the Descartes Highlands, which is what makes this photo so special: It's still there, untouched, unperturbed, exactly in the same position as he left it before taking this snapshot with his Hasselblad 70mm film camera." More at Gizmodo
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Photograph On the Moon
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