APOLLO 17 FLOWN HEATSHIELD FRAGMENT PRESENTATION

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APOLLO 17 FLOWN HEATSHIELD FRAGMENT PRESENTATIONApollo 17 flown beta cloth Flown heatshield fragment from the Command Module "America" mounted on a 7x9'' rigid foam board certified on the backside. Apollo 17 (December 719, 1972) was the final mission of NASA's Apollo program it remains the most recent time humans have travelled beyond low Earth orbit. Its crew consisted of commander Eugene Cernan, Lunar Module Pilot Harrison Schmitt, and Command Module Pilot Ronald Evans. This edition is limited to

the Moon is 50 inches from the Earth

Body Width (inches)

Requires 3 LR44 button-type batteries (demo batteries included)

100% cotton jersey

She stands 11-1/2" tall and is dressed for success in an authentic NASA uniform

Lunokhod 1 operated in the Sea of Rains (Mare Imbrium) for nearly one year taking photos and soil samples

Over the ocean the Astronaut Symbol points the way forward

the Soyuz TMA features glass cockpit displays and state of the art computer systems

Originally from the collection of Gene Cernan

is flying from the bottom left toward the upper right

The source of this heatshield is recovery leader Curt Newport

‘MOON ROVERS’ By Alan Bean