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Apollo 16

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April 16 - 27, 1972

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south ray crater
The astronauts discovered that it was difficult to judge distances on the Moon.

"John, you've landed right on top of South Ray Crater."
-Charlie Duke

South Ray Crater was actually 5 miles away.

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Young descending to the lunar surface

Because of problems with the LM antenna, pictures of the astronauts' first steps on the moon weren't beamed back to earth (the first time this had happened during a moon landing).

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"There you are, mysterious and unknown Descartes. Apollo 16 is going to change your life."
- John Young, stepping down onto the lunar surface, April 21, 1972


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