Apollo lunar surface EVAs
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Apollo lunar surface EVAs were the extravehicular activities conducted by astronauts on the Moon’s surface during the Apollo missions, involving exploration, experiments, and sample collection while operating in the lunar environment.
All labels observed (7)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| Apollo 12 EVAs | 1 |
| Apollo 12 lunar surface EVA | 1 |
| Apollo 14 lunar surface EVA | 1 |
| Apollo 15 EVAs | 1 |
| Apollo 17 EVAs | 1 |
| Apollo lunar landings | 1 |
| Apollo lunar surface EVAs canonical | 1 |
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Charles Conrad Jr. commanded Apollo 12 and walked on the Moon
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Alan B. Shepard Jr. – commander
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