The Last Man on the Moon
The development, deployment and results of the Apollo Lunar Experiments
Public
apathy and Congressional budget cuts chip away at the Apollo
program. With only three missions left, newly recruited geologist-astronauts
lobby for the few remaining
seats. NASA, in conjunction with teams from the U.S. Geological
Survey and numerous universities, sets out to do real science
in an incredibly harsh laboratory, despite protests from some
of the fighter jock astronauts. The story of the “J” missions, Apollo 15 through 17, as told by Gene Cernan – the last man to walk on the moon.
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