Apollo
Apollo 16 on the Launch Pad

The Apollo 16 space vehicle stands on Pad A, Launch Complex 39, ahead of its mission to the lunar highlands. John Young and Charles Duke became the only Apollo crew to explore the Moon's ancient highlands rather than one of its dark volcanic maria, spending nearly three days on the surface and returning with some of the oldest lunar samples ever collected.
Photo Details
NASA ID
S72-34473
Mission
Apollo 16
Program
Apollo
Date
March 29, 1972
Location
Cape Canaveral, Florida
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