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The Last Apollo: The Second Moondrive

BBC One
on BBC One London

The highlights of Apollo 17's second day on the moon including pictures of the two astronauts' exploration of the 7,000 ft South Massif at Taurus-Littrow and the placing of a series of explosive charges designed to test the nature of the moon's crust. A report direct from James Burke, with the BBC team, Patrick Moore, Dr Eugene Shoemaker, Col Dave Scott and the astronauts and scientists at Mission Control.

Contributors

Presenter:
James Burke
Analysis:
Patrick Moore
Analysis:
Dr Eugene Shoemaker
Analysis:
Col Dave Scott
Producer:
Tam Fry
Editor:
Michael Bukht
Executive Producer:
Richard Francis
Source: Radio Times

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