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“Good landing, Pete! Outstanding, man! Beautiful!” 50 years ago,
#Apollo12 astronauts Pete Conrad and Alan Bean made a pinpoint landing aboard the lunar module Intrepid on the Moon's Ocean of Storms, only 538 feet from our robotic spacecraft Surveyor 3. https://go.nasa.gov/2Xqtx9u pic.twitter.com/Fdd6GXZL99
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50 years ago
#OTD,#Apollo12 landed on the Moon. Astronauts Conrad & Bean were the 3rd and 4th humans to step on the Moon, but the first and only crew to visit a robotic craft sent before them, Surveyor 3. This visualization is made from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter data. pic.twitter.com/2btfpsvPPX -
#OTD 50 years ago today, my dear friends Alan, Pete and Dick lifted off on#Apollo12 to further explore the moon that we had left a few months prior. I miss all three of you tremendously. You were good pilots and good men. pic.twitter.com/FMt78jUpyb
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There’s nothing more glorious than the lunar surface!
#Apollo12 https://twitter.com/NASAhistory/status/1196440685102161923 …
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#Apollo12, a mission that expanded techniques to explore the Moon & showed coordination between robotic and human exploration, celebrates 50 years today!
Get the details on why this next step after the giant leap was so special: https://go.nasa.gov/2NOnhVO pic.twitter.com/BhcXbKgV0i
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50 years ago, the number of human visitors to the lunar surface doubled. On Nov. 19, 1969,
#Apollo12 astronauts Pete Conrad & Alan Bean landed their Lunar Module on the Moon, then completed 2 spacewalks. Richard Gordon orbited above in the Command Module. https://www.nasa.gov/feature/50-years-ago-apollo-12-on-the-moon-whoopee …pic.twitter.com/1cTUC7p52B
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50 years ago, the
#Apollo12 capsule carrying Pete Conrad, Dick Gordon & Alan Bean splashed down in the Pacific and was brought aboard the@USNavy's USS Hornet. Also coming back from the Moon: lunar samples and pieces of our robotic Surveyor 3 spacecraft. https://go.nasa.gov/2QJ6dSR pic.twitter.com/kpEImgswfH
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50 years ago,
#Apollo12 astronauts celebrated Thanksgiving aboard the@USNavy's USS Hornet, still in quarantine after their return from the Moon. They arrived back in Houston Nov. 29, along with lunar rocks and parts of the robotic Surveyor 3 lander. https://go.nasa.gov/2XVrev9 pic.twitter.com/p0LX5QMzpH
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Today, on the 50th anniversary of the launch of
#Apollo12, we pay tribute to the flight control and ground support teams & all who worked behind the scenes to enable us to send the first humans to the Moon. We at@NASA look forward to returning there on#Artemis missions!#Apollopic.twitter.com/PxiyE02bLH
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In celebration of the
#Apollo12 historic landing on the Moon 50 yrs ago today, we are thrilled to share virtual 3D models of Lunar Sample 12038 collected during the 2nd “Moon walk” by@NASA_Astronauts Charles “Pete” Conrad & Alan Bean. Learn more: https://go.nasa.gov/33WzX2s pic.twitter.com/jcO5ugSqNd
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"Whoopie! Man, that may have been a small one for Neil, but that’s a long one for me,” Pete Conrad upon setting foot on the Moon during
#Apollo12. This was a nod to a height difference between the 2 astronauts - Neil Armstrong was 5’11” (1.8m) tall while Conrad was 5’6” (1.7m). pic.twitter.com/a1zr7h0NVP -
On their way home from the Moon 50 years ago, the
#Apollo12 astronauts witnessed this view of Earth eclipsing the Sun. We’re grateful for our beautiful solar system — and everyone who explores along with us. Happy#Thanksgiving.pic.twitter.com/lQxsTusKTl
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Fair winds and following seas, C.C. Williams. We have the watch.
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50 years ago
#OTD, three astronauts set off on a journey to the Moon.#Apollo12 https://go.nasa.gov/2Ofmyf8 pic.twitter.com/PZXYbOX3fK
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50 years ago today,
#Apollo12 launched on a mission to land on the Moon & set up instruments to return science data. In celebration of that historic day we are sharing this animation showing the locations of the Apollo landing sites. More: https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/3620 pic.twitter.com/L6cuw1hvND -
After nearly 90 hours in lunar orbit,
#Apollo12 performed its Trans-Earth Injection maneuver#OTD to get on a three-day trajectory back home. That same day, Pete, Al, and Dick were treated to front row seats of a solar eclipse.#Apollo50th https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/apollo-12-sees-a-solar-eclipse …pic.twitter.com/W8MKD6z13f
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The crew of
#Apollo12 did two moonwalks (ExtraVehicular Activities - EVA). During EVA-1, nearly 4 hours were spent exploring and deploying the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP). Tomorrow (on EVA-2) Pete and Al will make a visit to Surveyor III.#Apollo50thpic.twitter.com/RHsePnlo3g
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Today’s
#MoonCrushMonday celebrates#Apollo12, highlighting the lunar module Intrepid as it prepares to descend to the lunar surface. pic.twitter.com/cail2NC8S3
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On this 50th anniversary of the Apollo program’s return to the moon, IBM continues to adapt the latest digital technologies to the opportunities beyond Earth’s gravitational pull. https://ibm.co/32N2Bll
#Apollo12 pic.twitter.com/1Cwk9PDvDY
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