File:Apollo 15 Lunar Rover and Irwin.jpg
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English: Image from Apollo 15, taken by Commander David Scott at the end of EVA-1. Lunar Module Pilot Jim Irwin is seen with the Lunar Roving Vehicle, with Mount Hadley in the background. Seen on the back of the Rover are two SCBs mounted on the gate, along with the rake, both pairs of tongs, the extension handle with scoop probably attached, and the penetrometer. Note that the TV camera is pointed down, in the stowed position. Русский: Изображение с борта «Аполлон 15», снятое командующим Дэвидом Скоттом в конце первого «cтоячего» выхода из корабля (EVA-1). На нём виден пилот лунного модуля Джим Ирвин, стоящий рядом с лунным внедорожником, на заднем плане — гора Хэдли. Обратите внимание, что телевизионная камера на автомобиле направлена вниз, т.е. установлена в походном положении. |
Date | Taken on 31 July 1971 |
Source | http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a15/images15.html (direct link) |
Author | NASA/David Scott |
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