Posted on March 21, 2018
According to the checklist, Bean was allowed 5 minutes to gain his balance and learn to walk on the Moon. Bean was amazed at his new buoyancy saying, “You can jump up in the air…” But Conrad wanted to press on saying, “Hustle, boy, hustle! We’ve got...
P3-EVA1 checklist
P2-bean carrying alsep
P1-TV camera pointed at sun
Posted on August 28, 2019
A small plutonium source was used to power the Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator (RTG) that would provide electric power for the ALSEP experiments. Ed Mitchell performed the delicate maneuver of inserting the fuel capsule into the RTG.
Ed Mitch...
P5-ap14-KSC-70P-508
P6-MET-ap14-KSC-70C-165BW-1
P4-Alsep-Package-2-a14mrfA-4
P6-MET-ap14-KSC-70C-165BW
P5-Alsep-Package-2-a14mrfA-4
P4-ap14-KSC-70P-508
P3-Alsep-1-a14mrfA-3
P2-a11.lec_
P1-AS14-66-9233
Posted on September 4, 2019
The mortar package contained a set of grenades which were planned to be fired to distances of 500, 1000, 3000, and 5000 feet to the north of the ALSEP site.
ALSEP ExperimentsCentral Station & RTGMitchell Deploys ASEALSEP Subpackage 1CPLEE & Central ...
P2-ALSEP_Apollo_14_RTG
P6-Laser_Ranging_Retroreflector
P5-CPLEE-AS14-67-9365_21471630610
P4-Experiment-subpackage-no.-1
P3-Mitchell-deploys-ASE
P1-Apollo_14_ALSEP
Posted on April 14, 2021
Charlie and John were startled by their landing spot. Much of the landing area was covered with rocks or had a steep slope. Fortunately, they had managed to land on the only level and smooth spot around.
Young-Flying SaluteTraverse 1 MapALSEP Setup
P1-JY-Jumping-Salute
P3-Alsep
P2-traverse-1-map