extravehicular activities for 10 hours 1 minute, and the collected samples
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from the lunar surface and from lunar orbit. At launch time,
38,880 feet, with a maximum wind shear of 0.0095 sec-1 at 44,780 feet. weighed 30,805 pounds and was traveling 8,202 ft/sec. Inspired by @Stu's thread last night on the Hadley Rille and continued favourable seeing and lunar illumination tonight, I have been giving the Hadley Rille some close scrutiny using my 12 inch dobsonian. He thereafter flew in Gemini 10 (1966) with Michael Collins and as command module pilot of Apollo 10 (1969). There, Duke took pictures of Stone Mountain and South Ray Crater, while Young deployed the LPM. did apollo 16 visit st george crater. House Rock is on the southeastern rim of North Ray. Becoming an astronaut in 1962 as part of the second group to be selected by NASA, he flew in Gemini 3 with Gus Grissom in 1965, becoming the first American not of the Mercury Seven to fly in space. and arrived at 03:40 GMT on 30 April. vector magnetic fields, and subsatellite velocity from which lunar gravitational
module was jettisoned at 265:22:33, and the CM entry followed a normal profile. The apogee and perigee were based upon a spherical
He alerted Mission Control to the problem before setting up the television camera, after which Duke erected the United States flag. performance of the Apollo 16 particles and fields subsatellite showed that the
located near the subsatellites ground track. Further, the capability of the lunar
a two-inch portion of the commanders antenna was broken off, which produced a
[58] The fact that they had been backups for Apollo 13, planned to be a landing mission, meant that they could spend about 40 percent of their time training for their surface operations. However, it is estimated
On day two, the crew performed an electrophoresis experiment, also performed on Apollo 14,[83] in which they attempted to demonstrate that electrophoretic separation in their near-weightless environment could be used to produce substances of greater purity than would be possible on Earth. [136][137], The Apollo 16 command module Casper is on display at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama,[138] following a transfer of ownership from NASA to the Smithsonian in November 1973. 104:29:35. On the
Bypassing station seven to save time, they arrived at Station 8 on the lower flank of Stone Mountain, where they sampled material on a ray from South Ray crater for about an hour. [80], The next day, after final checks were completed, the expended LM ascent stage was jettisoned. Ries Crater Museum (Nordlingen) - Tripadvisor . The slope just suddenly steepened up at Descartes where Stubby intersected it. On August 22, 1969, less than six weeks after the first lunar landing, NASA astronauts Gene Cernan, Alan Shepard, Joe Engle, and Ed Mitchell visited Craters of the Moon National Monument in southern Idaho. television was transmitted for 18 minutes during the transposition and docking. central Florida. [80][140][141], Duke left two items on the Moon, both of which he photographed while there. [103] By this point, scientists were beginning to reconsider their pre-mission hypothesis that Descartes had been the setting of ancient volcanic activity, as the two astronauts had yet to find any volcanic material. They concluded that there are few if any volcanic mountains on the Moon. An hour and a half later, at stations 9 and 10, the LRV range, bearing, and
conditions at insertion, 000:11:56.21 (S-IVB cutoff plus 10 seconds to account
[55] The Apollo 14 landing crew had visited a site in West Germany; geologist Don Wilhelms related that unspecified incidents there had caused Slayton to rule out further European training trips. To minimize the transfer of lunar dust from the LM cabin into the CSM, Young and Duke cleaned the cabin before opening the hatch separating the two spacecraft. Apollo 8 (December 21-27, 1968) was the first crewed spacecraft to leave low Earth orbit and the first human spaceflight to reach the Moon.The crew orbited the Moon ten times without landing, and then departed safely back to Earth. As on
Had Anders left NASA before Apollo 11 flew, Mattingly would have taken his place on the backup crew. lunar surface expedition (AS16-122-19533). The free-standing Solar Wind Composition Experiment flew on Apollo 16, as it had on each of the lunar landings, for deployment on the lunar surface and return to Earth. LM, at which time they deployed the solar wind composition experiment. LM in the center in the distance. They reentered the LM 7hours, 6minutes, and 56 seconds after the start of the EVA. approximately one year. traverse route was just slightly south of the outbound route, and the next stop
After flying the lunar module to the Moon's surface on April 21, Young and Duke spent 71 hoursjust under three dayson the lunar surface, during which they conducted three extravehicular activities or moonwalks, totaling 20 hours and 14 minutes. The 45-minute
However, due to a communication failure before impact the exact location was unknown until January 2016, when it was discovered within Mare Insularum by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, approximately 260km (160mi) southwest of Copernicus Crater. We have mapped crater rims as well-defined . At 074:28:27.87,
[31][32], For projects Mercury and Gemini, a prime and a backup crew had been designated, but for Apollo, a third group of astronauts, known as the support crew, was also designated. the command module computer received an indication that an inertial measurement
Schanze and a friend discovered a "stamp" on the 91-centimeter (36in) flat metal sheet, which upon further inspection turned out to be a faded copy of the Apollo 16 mission insignia. [113] After pressurizing the LM cabin, the crew began preparing to return to lunar orbit. [33] Usually low in seniority, they assembled the mission's rules, flight plan, and checklists, and kept them updated. [108][109] The second lunar excursion's primary objective was to visit Stone Mountain to climb up the slope of about 20 degrees to reach a cluster of five craters known as "Cinco craters". which covered the Mylar insulation over reaction control system A. [80][125], During the return to Earth, Mattingly performed an 83-minute EVA to retrieve film cassettes from the cameras in the SIM bay, with assistance from Duke who remained at the command module's hatch. The CM was recovered 62 minutes later. 1972. The panels would be bagged for return to Earth. 097:41:44, but oscillations were detected in a secondary system that controlled
[53][57], In addition to the field geology training, Young and Duke also trained to use their EVA space suits, adapt to the reduced lunar gravity, collect samples, and drive the Lunar Roving Vehicle. After inflight
I could trace the rille for it's whole length tonight as Stu could last night. 102:30:00 and the platforms were realigned at 102:40. injection was achieved at 200:24:15.36 at a velocity of 8,663.0 ft/sec after 64
[80], After waking up on April 21, Young and Duke ate breakfast and began preparations for the first extravehicular activity (EVA), or moonwalk. At this point the SaturnV rocket's three stages were powered up, and drinking water was pumped into the spacecraft. oxidizer being detanked had been too low because of the extra oxidizer retained
According to mission rules, under such circumstances, Orion was to re-dock with Casper, in case Mission Control decided to abort the landing and use the lunar module's engines for the return trip to Earth. Hadley Delta near St. George crater. in Naval
[60] Mattingly also received training in recognizing geological features from orbit by flying over the field areas in an airplane, and trained to operate the Scientific Instrument Module from lunar orbit. After splashdown, the CM assumed an apex-down
[44] Some scientists advocated for a landing near the large crater, Tycho, but its distance from the lunar equator and the fact that the lunar module would have to approach over very rough terrain ruled it out. The primary objectives were: to perform selenological inspection, survey, and sampling of materials and surface [59] Much of the trainingaccording to Young, 350 hourswas conducted with the crew wearing space suits, something that Young deemed vital, allowing the astronauts to know the limitations of the equipment in doing their assigned tasks. A short distance from the LM, Duke placed a photograph of his family and an Air Force commemorative medallion on the surface. 30 minutes in the LM, the crew depressurized the cabin at 142:39:35 to begin the
crew consisted of Peterson, England, Hartsfield, and Phillip Kenyon Chapman, Sc. Crewed missions are in, This page was last edited on 10 January 2023, at 03:00. accidentally tripped over the electronics cable, breaking it, and rendering the
Because the commanders backpack radio
During the press conference, the astronauts answered questions pertaining to several technical and non-technical aspects of the mission prepared and listed by priority at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston by journalists covering the flight. The third
During the return trip to Earth, Mattingly performed a one-hour spacewalk to retrieve several film cassettes from the exterior of the service module. [128] The crew carried out various housekeeping and maintenance tasks aboard the spacecraft and ate a meal before concluding the day. The vehicle continued to move, but the front wheels were digging into
maneuver at 176:26:05. On July 23, 1970, all six members of the Apollo 15 prime and backup crews observed a cratering shot done with 500 tons of conventional explosives near Medicine Hat, Alberta. Platinum foil was added to the aluminum of the previous experiments, to minimize contamination. After returning to the LM to wrap up the second lunar excursion, they climbed back inside the landing craft's cabin, sealing and pressurizing the interior after 7hours, 23 minutes, and 26 seconds of EVA time, breaking a record that had been set on Apollo 15. Collections curated at the NASA Astromaterials Acquisitions and Curation Department include Antarctic Meteorites, Moon Rocks from the Apollo . reentered the LM and the cabin was repressurized at 171:11:31, thus ending the
[50][51][52] The backup LMP, Mitchell, was unavailable during the early part of the training, occupied with tasks relating to Apollo 14, but by September 1971 had joined the geology field trips. [54] In July 1971, they visited Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, for geology training exercises, the first time U.S. astronauts trained in Canada. [118], His work was hampered by various malfunctions: when the Panoramic Camera was turned on, it appeared to take so much power from one of the CSM's electrical systems, that it initiated the spacecraft Master Alarm. [48], At Alphonsus, three scientific objectives were determined to be of primary interest and paramount importance: the possibility of old, pre-Imbrium impact material from within the crater's wall, the composition of the crater's interior and the possibility of past volcanic activity on the floor of the crater at several smaller "dark halo" craters. Posts: 617 From: Dublin, Ireland Registered: Mar 2011: posted 07-08-2017 01:48 PM At 265 hours and 37 minutes into the mission, at a velocity of about 11,000m/s (36,000ft/s), Apollo 16 began atmospheric reentry. Mattingly, in the command module, spent 126 hours and 64 revolutions in lunar orbit. The winds at 530 feet above the launch site measured
[29][30] However, after the cancellations of Apollos 18 and 19 were announced in September 1970, it made more sense to use astronauts who had already flown lunar missions as backups, rather than training others on what would likely be a dead-end assignment. was located below the docking target on the +Z face of the LM ascent stage. "[27] The pair's first task of the moonwalk was to offload the Lunar Roving Vehicle, the Far Ultraviolet Camera/Spectrograph,[98] and other equipment. the condition. a 24.35-second service propulsion system maneuver was performed to reach the
delayed in order to provide the crew with a well-deserved sleep period. there, the crew drove the vehicle back to the LM, retracing the outbound route. In the foreground is the PSE, with the mortar
launch vehicle systems malfunctions precluded a planned trajectory refinement,
grass-like particles at the base of the panel. [12] After Young and Duke rejoined Mattingly in lunar orbit, the crew released a subsatellite from the service module (SM). demonstrated. (29.9 kg) of samples were collected. The capsule
plains and mountainous ridges and massifs, plus crater materials as certain, approximate, or buried. [117] Mattingly had compiled a busy schedule operating the various SIM bay instruments, one that became even busier once Houston decided to bring Apollo 16 home a day early, as the flight directors sought to make up for lost time. The mission also carried the
or subdued-buried . film cassettes from the scientific instrument module cameras, visually inspected
provided for the 1 hour 23 minute 42 second period, during which He retrieved
Launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 16, 1972, Apollo 16 experienced a number of minor glitches en route to the Moon. drove to the rim of North Ray Crater where photographs were taken and samples
They then drove in a northwesterly
Following this, the crew donned their space suits and rehearsed procedures that would be used on landing day. [44], Powered descent to the lunar surface began about six hours behind schedule. Deactivation was completed at 00:00 GMT on 11 May. They hoped scientific output from the Apollo 16 mission would provide an answer. and a marked decrease was then noted in the quantity of particles. features in a preselected area of the Descartes region; to emplace
German measles, was making his first spaceflight. velocity of 25,605.1 ft/sec. 175 were collected at three sampling sites, St. George Crater, Spur Crater, and the rille edge. international designation for the CSM upon achieving orbit was 1972-031A and the
There, they hoped to find Descartes material that had not been contaminated by ejecta from South Ray Crater, a large crater south of the landing site. at an altitude of 92.9 n mi above the Moon, the service propulsion engine was
These three astronautsFrank Borman, James Lovell, and William Anderswere the first humans to personally witness and photograph the far side of the Moon and . American Rockwell Space Division facility at Downey, California, for postflight
countdown was picked up at T-28 hours at 03:54:00 GMT on 15 April. A separation maneuver was performed at
[27] All three men were announced as the prime crew of Apollo 16 on March 3, 1971. After the crew
"[40], Apollo 16 was the second of Apollo's J missions, featuring the use of the Lunar Roving Vehicle, increased scientific capability, and three-day lunar surface stays. the service propulsion system was fired for 4.66 seconds to place the CSM in a
[48], After the selection, mission planners made the Descartes and Cayley formations, two geologic units of the lunar highlands, the primary sampling interest of the mission. Moon. [75], Like the Apollo 15 subsatellite, PFS-2 was expected to have a lifetime of at least a year before its orbit decayed and it crashed onto the lunar surface. holds were initiated at T-9 hours for 9 hours and at T-3 hours 30 minutes for
The command module reentered Earths atmosphere (400,000 feet altitude) at
[58] The astronauts spent much time studying the lunar samples brought back by earlier missions, learning about the instruments to be carried on the mission, and hearing what the principal investigators in charge of those instruments expected to learn from Apollo 16. [114], After Orion was cleared for the landing attempt, Casper maneuvered away, and Mattingly performed a burn that took his spacecraft to an orbit of 98.3 kilometers; 61.1 miles (53.1nmi) by 125.6 kilometers; 78.0 miles (67.8nmi) in preparation for his scientific work. After jettison, the LM lost
A hole was blown in the hangar roof 250 feet above; about 40 windows in the hangar were shattered. On first driving the lunar rover, Young discovered that the rear steering was not working. During ingress,
[6] Flight directors during Apollo had a one-sentence job description: "The flight director may take any actions necessary for crew safety and mission success. [24] Duke, also a Group 5 astronaut and a space rookie, had served on the support crew of Apollo 10 and was a capsule communicator (CAPCOM) for Apollo 11. This issue, in combination with concerns that one of the explosive cords that would jettison the LM from the CSM after the astronauts returned from the lunar surface would not work properly, and a problem with Duke's spacesuit, made it desirable to slip the launch to the next launch window. activities during transearth coast included photography for a Skylab program
The astronauts were safely aboard the Ticonderoga 37 minutes after splashdown. The SM scientific instrumentation module door was jettisoned
Craters on the north slope of Stone Mountain. terrain of a lunar highlands region without having high resolution photography
docked with the CM at 177:41:18 at an altitude of 65.6 n mi, after being
The first of two
selected as an astronaut in 1966 and his backup was Captain Edgar Dean Mitchell
When asked to summarize the results for a general audience, Dr. George Carruthers of the Naval Research Laboratory stated, "the most immediately obvious and spectacular results were really for the Earth observations, because this was the first time that the Earth had been photographed from a distance in ultraviolet (UV) light, so that you could see the full extent of the hydrogen atmosphere, the polar auroris and what we call the tropical airglow belt. the flashes left no after-glow, were instantaneous, and were white. experienced with the S-band steerable antenna. GMT on 6 May. [90], The crew continued preparing for lunar module activation and undocking shortly after waking up to begin flight day five. traverse was north to the experiments station and the LM. one hour. The crew then returned by way of the experiment station to the
spilled down the side of the crater. A transponder failure at 027:09:59
could affect the third EVA. The LM had been
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