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“As we leave the Moon and Taurus-Littrow, we leave as we came, and God willing, as we shall return, with peace and hope for all mankind. Godspeed the crew of Apollo Seventeen.” – Gene Cernan’s final words from the surface of the Moon.
Split Boulder
Moon Rock at the Smithsonian
EVA Close-out
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“How can there be orange soil on the Moon?! (Pause) Jack, that is really orange.” Gene Cernan
“Strolling on the Moon One Day”
Orange Soil
Orange & Black Glass Spheres Returned from the Moon
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Gene Cernan’s first words were “As I step off at the surface of Taurus-Littrow, I’d like to dedicate the first steps of Apollo Seventeen to all those who made it possible.”
Traverse Map
Setting up the Flag
Testing the Rover
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Gene had a deadlock visual on the landing site. He knew exactly where he was, and the LM had become part of him, responding to his wishes as well as his touch on the controls as they lowered closer to the surface.
View of the Landing site from the LM
Crater Galois at the far side terminator
Landing Site at Taurus-Littrow
