AS17-147-22465_(21678759595).jpg

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Description AS17-147-22465 (21678759595).jpg	Apollo 17 Hasselblad image from film magazine 147/A - Rev12, EVA-1 This photo was used in Figure 5-2 of the Apollo 17 Preliminary Science Report (SP-330, 1973), which has the following caption: The valley of Taurus-Littrow as seen from the lunar module Challenger on the orbit before powered descent. The command and service module America can be seen crossing the base of the 2300-m-high South Massif. At its narrowest point between the South and North Massifs, the valley is 7 km wide. Mare Serenitatis is on the horizon.
Date	1972
Source	AS17-147-22465
Author	Project Apollo Archive

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