3i/AtlasIn 1972, Apollo 17 carried the only scientist to walk on the Moon into Taurus-Littrow, where a broken rover fender, 741 samples, and orange volcanic glass from 3.64 billion years ago turned the final lunar landing into a geology field trip
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In 1972, Apollo 17 carried the only scientist to walk on the Moon into Taurus-Littrow, where a broken rover fender, 741 samples, and orange volcanic glass from 3.64 billion years ago turned the final lunar landing into a geology field trip
{"content":" The Apollo 17 voice loops, archived by NASA and still publicly available, are full of a kind of sound most people never associate with spaceflight: nothing. Long stretches ...